Inequalities characterizing coisotone cones in Euclidean spaces (Q2454893): Difference between revisions

A pointed closed convex cone of dimension \(d\) in Euclidean space \({\mathbb R}^d\) is called coisotone if it is generated by \(d\) vectors which have pairwise non-positive scalar product. The cone is latticial if any two vectors have a supremum (and hence an infimum) with respect to the order induced by the cone. The present paper characterizes the coisotone cones among the latticial cones by several equivalent inequalities involving the supremum and the infimum.