| Abstract: | A cuboid is a rectangular parallelepipedon. By the notion “stationary Poisson cuboid process” we understand a stationary Poisson hyperplane process which divides the Euclidean space ?d into cuboids. It is equivalent to speak of a stationary Poisson cuboid tessellation. The distributions of volume and total edge length of the typical cuboid and the origin-cuboid of a stationary Poisson cuboid process are considered. It is shown that these distributions become minimal, in the sense of a specific order relation, in the case of quasi-isotropy. A possible connection to a more general problem, treated in 6], is also discussed. |
