scientific article; zbMATH DE number 1069968
Let us denote by \(G_n\) a group of transformations of \(R^n\) generated by homoteties, translations and rotations. Two compact subsets \(F\) and \(F'\) of \(R^n\) are said to have the same geometric shape if there exists a transformation \(h\in G_n\) such that \(F'=h[F].\) This paper deals with the interesting question of invariance of geometric shape with respect to the Hausdorff convergence. The author resolves this question completely by proving that the limit of a convergent sequence of compact sets in \(R^n\) of the same geometric shape is again a set of the same geometric shape or a singleton.
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