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Interior points of convex hulls

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If a setXE n has non-emptyk-dimensional interior, or if some point isk-dimensional surrounded, then the classic theorem of E. Steinitz may be extended. For example ifXE n has int k X ≠ 0, (0 ≦kn) and ifp ɛ int conX, thenp ɛ int conY for someYX with cardY≦2nk+1.

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Bonnice, W.E., Reay, J.R. Interior points of convex hulls. Israel J. Math. 4, 243–248 (1966). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02771639

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