
doi: 10.4064/ba52-3-10
handle: 2158/326210
Un espace métrique \((Y,d)\) est appelé \(\alpha\)-convexe s'il existe une fonction continue \(\alpha:Y\times Y\times [0,1]\to Y\) vérifiant (i) \(\alpha(y,y,t)=y\), (ii) \(\alpha(y_1,y_2,0)=y_1\) et \(\alpha(y_1,y_2,1)=y_2\), (iii) il existe \(r>0\) tel que, pour tout \(0<\varepsilon
continuous selection, continuous selections; Metric spaces, Selections in general topology, convex metric space, Set-valued maps in general topology
continuous selection, continuous selections; Metric spaces, Selections in general topology, convex metric space, Set-valued maps in general topology
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