Abstract
AbstractThe uniqueness up to translation of the characterization of random compact sets in Euclidean space by their dilation volumes is shown. The unique correspondence is shown to be a homeomorphism with respect to suitable topologies. If set differences of volume zero are neglected, dilations by three‐point sets are sufficient to determine a non‐random compact set and the correspondence is again a homeomorphism with respect to vague topologies.
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