Abstract
It is known that the volume functional satisfies certain concavity or convexity inequalities with respect to three of the four linear structures induced by the order isomorphisms acting on . In this note we define the fourth linear structure on as the pullback of the standard linear structure under the transform. We show that, interpolating with respect to this linear structure, no concavity or convexity inequalities hold, and prove that a quasi-convexity inequality is violated only by up to a factor of . We also establish all the order relations which the four different interpolations satisfy.
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