Abstract
Let be a family of sets in . A set is called -convex, if for any pair of distinct points , there is a set such that and . We obtain the poidge-convexity, when consists of all unions , called poidges, where is a point, a line-segment, and a right triangle. In this paper we first present several new results on the poidge-convexity of various sets, such as unions of line-segments, fans, cones and cylinders, complements of some given sets and not simply connected sets. Then, we investigate the poidge-convex completion of compact convex sets, trying to determine the minimal number of points necessary to be added to make them poidge-convex.
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