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(25)- An m-convexity property for complementary pairs in the plane
- Intersectional properties concerning planar m-convex sets
- A decomposition theorem for _1-convex sets
- A decomposition theorem for m-convex sets
- General decomposition theorems for m-convex sets in the plane
- An R^d analogue of Valentine's theorem on 3-convex sets
- A better decomposition theorem for simply connected m-convex sets
- Unions of orthogonally convex or orthogonally starshaped polygons
- Hiding points in arrangements of segments
- Convex decompositions in the plane and continuous pair colorings of the irrationals
- A planar 3-convex set is indeed a union of six convex sets
- On visibility and covering by convex sets
- Finite sets as complements of finite unions of convex sets
- Convexity and a certain property \(P_ m\)
- On sets having finitely many points of local nonconvexity and property \(P_ m\)
- A proof of a theorem of Valentine
- Valentine convexity in n dimensions
- On k-convex polygons
- scientific article; zbMATH DE number 7079327 (Why is no real title available?)
- Convex decompositions and the valence of some functions
- On three measures of non-convexity
- Finite Unions of Convex Sets
- Intersecting Unions of Maximal Convex Sets
- Cantor-Bendixson degrees and convexity in \(\mathbb{R}^2\)
- A closed \((n+1)\)-convex set in \({\mathbb{R}}^ 2\) is a union of \(n^ 6\) convex sets
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