Smooth points and strictly extreme points in subspaces (Q1345866)

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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 734523
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    Smooth points and strictly extreme points in subspaces
    scientific article; zbMATH DE number 734523

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      Smooth points and strictly extreme points in subspaces (English)
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      17 July 1995
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      For any bounded point \(x\) of the unit ball in a real normed space, there exists a direct sum decomposition \(X= T(x) \oplus F(x)\) such that \(x\) is both a smooth point of the unit ball in \(T(x) \oplus \text{span} [x]\) and a strictly extreme point of the unit ball in \(F(x)\). Here \(T(x)\) is the tangent space of the unit ball at \(x\), which has important geometric and analytic characteristics. Moreover the notions of quasi-smooth spaces and quasi-strictly convex spaces are introduced and the dual relationship between them is established. As an application, a result of J. Hagler and F. Sullivan is improved.
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      tangent manifolds
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      direct sum decomposition
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      smooth point of the unit ball
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      strictly extreme point of the unit ball
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      tangent space
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      quasi- smooth spaces
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      quasi-strictly convex spaces
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