Article ID Journal Published Year Pages File Type
9516796 Topology and its Applications 2005 6 Pages PDF
Abstract
Let E denote the real inner product space that is the union of all finite dimensional Euclidean spaces. There is a bounded nonconvex set S, that is a subset of E, such that each point of E has a unique nearest point in S. Let H denote the separable Hilbert space that is the completion of space E. A condition is given in order that a point in H have a unique nearest point in the closure of S. We shall also provide an example where the condition fails.
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