Plane sets that are Chebyshev in some norm
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A two-dimensional subset is ``Chebyshev if its projection (projection of each of its points) is always exactly one point whenever the projection is metric. The author begins therefore with a metric space and studies when certain sets are Chebyshev. The main result is a characterisation of sets that are Chebyshev.
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