Locally nonconical convexity (Q2718686)

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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 1596895
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    Locally nonconical convexity
    scientific article; zbMATH DE number 1596895

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      4 June 2001
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      locally nonconical convex set
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      continuous section
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      continuous selection
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      strictly convex
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      zonoid
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      Locally nonconical convexity (English)
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      Locally nonconical convexity is a generalization of strict convexity. The authors study this concept and its relations to the existence of continuous sections (selections). For a linear map \(T:R^n\to R^m\) and a convex set \(Q\) a section is a right inverse map from \(T(Q)\) into \(Q\). Continuous sections are constructed in various natural ways. Analogous results are found for Hilbert spaces if \(T\) is left Fredholm, i.e. is a bounded linear map with closed range and finite-dimensional kernel.
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