Abstract
SummaryA power function is characterized by a certain constant volume ratio associated with the surface of revolution generated by the graph of the function. We generalize this characterization to include hypersurfaces of revolution and find that power functions are similarly identified by the analogous ratio of hypervolumes of revolution. We write this ratio as an explicit function of the exponent of the power function and the dimension of the hypersurface.
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