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Random hyperbolic polyhedra in horoballs
We study the geodesic convex hull of a stationary Poisson point process restricted to a horoball in $d$-dimensional hyperbolic space. The resulting random set is an unbounded hyperbolic polyhedron with a distinguished ideal direction. Projecting its boundary facets to the bounding horosphere yields
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