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Sylvester's four point problem for ball-convex bodies
We investigate Sylvester's classical four-point problem for ball-convex bodies, where convex hulls are replaced by intersections of balls of a fixed radius $R$. We show that the Efron--Buchta identities persist in this framework, so that the distribution of the number of vertices of the $R$-ball-con
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