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Norm from a bounded symmetric convex neighbourhood (pU​(x)=inf{t>0:x∈tU})

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For a bounded convex open set U containing zero and invariant under x↦−x, its Minkowski functional is a norm. Inner and outer Euclidean balls give positive finite bounds; symmetry and scaling give absolute homogeneity; convexity gives the triangle inequality. Openness makes U={pU​<1}, while boundedness prevents nonzero vectors from having zero gauge.

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  • Past exam of the mathematics course of the University of Cambridge / 2004 / ib / Paper 1 / 15G / Solution

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