Maximum and minimum of support functions
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Abstract: For given continuous functions (where ), the functions and can be defined as natural way. In this paper, we show that the Wulff shape associated to is the convex hull of the union of Wulff shapes associated to and , if and are convex integrands. And, the Wulff shape associated to is the intersection of Wulff shapes associated to and . Moreover, relationships between their dual Wulff shapes are given.
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