Abstract
The convex sets of constant width are special geometric gures, which are widely used in machine design, medicine and so on. In this note, we investigate convex sets of constant width in the Euclidean plane, and we give an elementary proof of the known Firey-Sallee Theorem, that is, the area of Reuleaux triangle is minimum among all sets of constant width.
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