Convex valuation theory and integral geometry

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Convex geometry is a classical, yet rapidly developing branch of mathematics, appearing in various guises in a great variety of mathematical disciplines, ranging from algebraic and symplectic geometry, through probability theory and combinatorics, and on to algorithmics. Integral geometry appeared in the nineteenth century in several flavors. It distinguishes itself from differential geometry by studying global invariants (such as total length), rather than local invariants (such as curvature).