On singletoness of uniquely remotal sets
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The well known fact, that every uniquely remotal subset in a finite dimensional Hilbert space is necessarily a singleton, is generalized in the following ways: Let G be a bounded subset of a finite dimensional Hilbert space (or a nearly compact subset of an infinite dimensional Hilbert space). If the closure \(\bar G\) of G admits a unique farthest point to its Chebyshev center, then G is a singleton.
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