The book deals with the combinatorial geometry of convex bodies in
finite-dimensional spaces. A general introduction to geometric convexity
is followed by the investigation of d-convexity and H-convexity, and by
various applications. Recent research is discussed, for example the
three problems from the combinatorial geometry of convex bodies
(unsolved in the general case): the Szoekefalvi-Nagy problem, the Borsuk
problem, the Hadwiger covering problem. These and related questions are
then applied to a new class of convex bodies which is a natural
generalization of the class of zonoids: the class of belt bodies.
Finally open research problems are discussed. Each section is
supplemented by a wide range of exercises and the geometric approach to
many topics is illustrated with the help of more than 250 figures.