An inclusion-exclusion identity for normal cones of polyhedral sets
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Abstract: For a nonempty polyhedral set , let denote the set of faces of , and let be the normal cone of at the nonempty face . We prove that the function equals if is bounded, or if is unbounded and line-free. Previously, this formula was known to hold everywhere outside some exceptional set of Lebesgue measure or for polyhedral cones. The case of a not necessarily line-free polyhedral set is also covered by our general theorem.
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