Mengen konvexer Körper, die einen gemeinsamen Punkt enthalten.
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E.~Helly hatte (mündlich) folgenden Satz mitgeteilt: Notwendig und hinreichend dafür, daß beliebig viele Eikörper im \(R_n\) einen gemeinsamen Punkt haben, ist, daß je \(n+1\) von ihnen sich treffen. Hierfür wird hier ein sehr einfacher Beweis erbracht.
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