
doi: 10.1090/proc/16234
handle: 2434/1017170 , 10807/228092
We show that each uniformly continuous quasiconvex function defined on a subspace of a normed space X X admits a uniformly continuous quasiconvex extension to the whole X X with the same “invertible modulus of continuity”. This implies an analogous extension result for Lipschitz quasiconvex functions, preserving the Lipschitz constant. We also show that each uniformly continuous quasiconvex function defined on a uniformly convex set A ⊂ X A\subset X admits a uniformly continuous quasiconvex extension to the whole X X . However, our extension need not preserve moduli of continuity in this case, and a Lipschitz quasiconvex function on A A may admit no Lipschitz quasiconvex extension to X X at all.
Quasiconvex function; extension; uniformly convex set; normed space;, Quasiconvex function, Convex sets in topological linear spaces; Choquet theory, extension, normed space, Convex sets without dimension restrictions (aspects of convex geometry), General convexity, quasiconvex function, uniformly convex set, Convexity of real functions of several variables, generalizations
Quasiconvex function; extension; uniformly convex set; normed space;, Quasiconvex function, Convex sets in topological linear spaces; Choquet theory, extension, normed space, Convex sets without dimension restrictions (aspects of convex geometry), General convexity, quasiconvex function, uniformly convex set, Convexity of real functions of several variables, generalizations
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