An odd theorem
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An odd theorem
Let C C be a bounded convex polyhedral set and let f : C → C f:C \to C be continuous and piecewise linear. Using notions from complementary pivot theory, it is shown that if each fixed point of f f lies interior to some piece of linearity, then f f has an odd number of fixed points. In addition, an algorithm is given for computing a fixed point of f f .
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