posted on 2025-05-09, 09:05authored byJonathan M. Borwein, Jon D. Vanderwerff
We investigate when closed convex sets can be written as countable intersections of closed half-spaces in Banach spaces. It is reasonable to consider this class to comprise the constructible convex sets since such sets are precisely those that can be defined by a countable number of linear inequalities, hence are accessible to techniques of semi-infinite convex programming. We also explore some model theoretic implications. Applications to set convergence are given as limiting examples.
History
Journal title
Set-Valued and Variational Analysis: theory and applications
Volume
12
Issue
1-2
Pagination
61-77
Publisher
Springer
Language
en, English
College/Research Centre
Faculty of Science and Information Technology
School
School of Mathematical and Physical Sciences
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