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Convex Subset of a Vector Space over the Real Numbers

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A subset of a real vector space is convex if it contains the segment tx+(1-t)y between any two of its points.

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Let R\mathbb{R} be the ordered field of real numbers, with the notation of that item, and let EE be a vector space over R\mathbb{R}.

A subset CEC\subseteq E is convex if for all x,yCx,y\in C and every tRt\in\mathbb{R} with 0t0\le t and t1t\le 1,

tx+(1t)yC.t\,x+(1-t)\,y\in C .
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