On a Convex Operator for Finite Sets
Branko Ćurgus, Krzysztof Kołodziejczyk
Abstract
Let S be a finite set with n elements in a real linear space. Let S be a set of n intervals in . We introduce a convex operator (S,S) which generalizes the familiar concepts of the convex hull S and the affine hull S of S. We establish basic properties of this operator. It is proved that each homothet of S that is contained in S can be obtained using this operator. A variety of convex subsets of S can also be obtained. For example, this operator assigns a regular dodecagon to the 4-element set consisting of the vertices and the orthocenter of an equilateral triangle. For S which consists of bounded intervals, we give the upper bound for the number of vertices of the polytope (S,S).
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