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The sizes of convex bodies at (volumes, surface perimeters and areas, diameters, etc.) can be referred to as intrinsic volumes.
6.1 Volumes
Historically, the volume of a convex body was defined by approximations by polytope volumes (in dimension 2 by D. Hilbert (1899), then in dimension 3 by H. Minkowski (1911) (p. 46 of
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Subsets with constant Feret diameters or constant Feret areas
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