Abstract
We study the existence of residual sets of certain classes of convex functions on a normed linear space. Such sets play an important role in many optimization algorithms for which elements of a certain class can be used as good approximants of given convex functions and thus the abundance of such elements is crucial for the aforementioned algorithms.
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