Abstract
We investigate suitable equivalence relations on locally convex cones which give rise to the definition of a locally convex quotient cone. In the special case of a locally convex vector space, this reduces to the known concept of quotient spaces. We recover most aspects of this case for our more general setting and provide a range of examples and applications for this approach, most of them new.
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