Some approximation problems in semi-algebraic geometry
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Abstract: In this paper we deal with a best approximation of a vector with respect to a closed semi-algebraic set in the space endowed with a semi-algebraic norm . Under additional assumptions on we prove semi-algebraicity of the set of points of unique approximation and other sets associated with the distance to . For irreducible algebraic we study the critical point correspondence and introduce the - distance degree, generalizing the notion appearing in cite{DHOST} for the Euclidean norm. We discuss separately the case of the norm ().
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