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Convexity in cristallographical lattices

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A subset of a (cristallographical) lattice ℒn is called convex whenever it is the intersection of the lattice with a convex set of the affine space containing ℒn. We give a characterization of the convex sets which is intrinsic to the lattice and do the same for other related notions, e.g. the boundary of a convex set of ℒn. A statement analogous to Helly's theorem is also proved.

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Doignon, JP. Convexity in cristallographical lattices. J Geom 3, 71–85 (1973). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01949705

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