On strict suns in ∞(3)
A. R. Alimov
Abstract
A subset M of a normed linear space X is said to be a strict sun if, for every point x∈ X M, the set of its nearest points from~M is non-empty and if y∈ M is a nearest point from M to x, then y is a nearest point from M to all points from the ray \λx+(1- λ)y | λ>0\. In the paper there obtained a geometrical characterisation of strict suns in ∞(3).
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