1974
DOI: 10.1016/0021-9045(74)90122-1
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On some geometric properties of suns

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“…Then it is clear from the definition of a sun (cf. [3]) that G ⊆ X is an S-sun in X if and only if G is a sun in F . Thus if G is convex, then G is a sun in F .…”
Section: Best Simultaneous Approximation From Sunsmentioning
confidence: 95%
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“…Then it is clear from the definition of a sun (cf. [3]) that G ⊆ X is an S-sun in X if and only if G is a sun in F . Thus if G is convex, then G is a sun in F .…”
Section: Best Simultaneous Approximation From Sunsmentioning
confidence: 95%
“…The notion of suns in Banach spaces, which was introduced by Efimov and Stechkin in [9], has played important roles in nonlinear approximation theory in Banach spaces, see for example [3,4,9,32]. The following definition is an extension of the notion given in [3] to the case of simultaneous approximations, see [20].…”
Section: Best Simultaneous Approximation From Sunsmentioning
confidence: 98%
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“…In the mid 70's, Brosowski and Deutsch defined various types of radial continuity and showed how these are related to convexity [4], [5], [6]. The separate properties they defined were interesting in their own right and characterized certain phenomena.…”
Section: Theorem 12mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…(See Singer [15] and Brosowski and Deutsch). [2]. The present result was initiated by a proof of this special case by Strobele which was based upon the use of the Characterization Theorem (Theorem 4), and which was simplified by suggestions from Overdeck [16J, [10].…”
Section: C[x: E] = ^F+ Hψ -Hψ Given An Arbitrary Function Fe C[x: E]mentioning
confidence: 99%