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A compact convex set and an exterior point admit a complex-linear separator

Statement

Let KCm be a nonempty compact convex set, and let pCmK. Then there is a complex-linear functional

L(z)=a1z1++amzm

and a real number β such that

ReL(z)β<ReL(p)(zK).

Facts & Assumptions

Given: A nonempty compact convex set KCm and a point pK.

[L1]

A point outside a nonempty closed convex subset of Euclidean space admits a strict real-linear separating hyperplane (A point outside a nonempty closed convex set is strictly separated from it).

Proof

technique · direct
1.1

View Cm as R2m by writing zj=xj+iyj. Since K is compact, it is closed, so [L1] gives real numbers α1,,αm,β1,,βm and a real number β such that j=1mαjxj+j=1mβjyjβ<j=1mαjRepj+j=1mβjImpj for every z=(z1,,zm)K.

L1given
2.1

Define aj:=αjiβj and L(z):=j=1majzj. Then L is complex-linear and ReL(z)=j=1mαjRezj+j=1mβjImzj. Substituting this identity into step 1.1 gives the stated strict separation.

step 1.1algebra

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