Abstract
We consider the set-valued mapping whose images are intersections of a fixed closed convex bounded set with nonempty interior from a real Hilbert space with shifts of a closed linear subspace. We characterize such strictly convex sets in the Hilbert space, that the considered set-valued mapping is Hölder continuous with the power 1/2 in the Hausdorff metric. We also consider the question about intersections of a fixed uniformly convex set with shifts of a closed linear subspace. We prove that the modulus of continuity of the set-valued mapping in this case is the inverse function to the modulus of uniform convexity and vice versa: the modulus of uniform convexity of the set is the inverse function to the modulus of continuity of the set-values mapping.
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