Relative Chebyshev Centers in Normed Linear Spaces. Part II.

Abstract

Let E be a normed linear space, A a bounded set in E, and G in an arbitrary set in E. The relative Chebyshev center of A in G is the set of points in G best approximating A. We have obtained elsewhere general results characterizing the spaces in which the center reduces to a singleton in terms of structural properties related to uniform and strict convexity. In this paper an analysis of the Chebyshev norm case, which falls outside the scope of the previous analysis, is presented. (Author)

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Document Type
Technical Report
Publication Date
Nov 01, 1980
Accession Number
ADA096660

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  • Dan Amir
  • Zvi Ziegler

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