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[For the entire collection see Zbl 0731.00015.] A general minimax theorem is given for a real function defined on the product of a set and a compact topological space without linear structure. The result is proved by induction and extends another minimax theorem due to the author. Connections with Irle's minimax theorem are investigated.
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