A k-extreme point is the limit of k-exposed points

DOI10.1007/BF02759703zbMATH Open0125.11201MaRDI QIDQ2393906FDOQ2393906

Authors: Edgar Asplund 

Publication date: 1963

Published in: Israel Journal of Mathematics (Search for Journal in Brave)

zbMATH Keywords

metric geometry, convex geometry, integral geometry

Cites Work

• Sets with unique farthest points
• Über exponierte Punkte abgeschlossener Punktmengen

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• On the frame of the unit ball of Banach spaces
• Characterizing the universal rigidity of generic frameworks
• Über Tangentialkörper der Kugel
• Complementation in the face lattice of a proper cone
• Isolated faces of a convex compactum
• More on exposed points and extremal points of convex sets in $\mathbb{R}^n$ and Hilbert space
• Weak\(^\ast\) hypertopologies with application to genericity of convex sets
• On the geometric structure of convex sets with the RNP
• Duality gap estimation via a refined Shapley-Folkman lemma
• On M-decomposable sets
• Convex Components, Extreme Points, and the Convex Kernel
• Starshaped sets
• Sets with unique farthest points
• Convex sets, extreme points, and simplexes

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