Common Tangents And Common Transversals
Common Tangents And Common Transversals
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U k < d, we make the following modifications: x should now be thought of as a (c? — k)- flat at infinity, and tTj as the corresponding projection onto the (k — l)-space orthogonal to the {d — k + l)-space spanned by x. It is now the compactness of the Grassmannian Gd-k+i, d of subspaces of R** of dimension d— k + 1 which we invoke to find our convergent sequences, and the rest of the details remain as above. D Theorem 1. Let K = {ATo, ATi, . . . , Kd} be a separated family of compact convex sets in R^ with Kq a point, and iet K = P U N be a partition of K into two disjoint subsets. Then there exists one and only one oriented hyperplane H which has the members of P on its positive side and those of N on its negative side, and which supports A'l, . . . , Kd- Moreover, H varies continuously with A'o, . . . , Kd in the Hausdorff topology, as long as these sets remain separated. Proof: The uniqueness has already been proved in Lemma 1. For the existence we proceed by induction on d, the assertion being clear for d = 1.
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U k < d, we make the following modifications: x should now be thought of as a (c? — k)- flat at infinity, and tTj as the corresponding projection onto the (k — l)-space orthogonal to the {d — k + l)-space spanned by x. It is now the compactness of the Grassmannian Gd-k+i, d of subspaces of R** of dimension d— k + 1 which we invoke to find our convergent sequences, and the rest of the details remain as above. D Theorem 1. Let K = {ATo, ATi, . . . , Kd} be a separated family of compact convex sets in R^ with Kq a point, and iet K = P U N be a partition of K into two disjoint subsets. Then there exists one and only one oriented hyperplane H which has the members of P on its positive side and those of N on its negative side, and which supports A'l, . . . , Kd- Moreover, H varies continuously with A'o, . . . , Kd in the Hausdorff topology, as long as these sets remain separated. Proof: The uniqueness has already been proved in Lemma 1. For the existence we proceed by induction on d, the assertion being clear for d = 1.
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