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Examines the properties of multivariate exponential sums in convex compact bodies, implying limitations on their connectedness.
Approximative properties of multivariate exponential sums are studied in $$C(D)$$ , D is a nonempty convex compact body in Rᵈ . Properties of existence, uniqueness, solarity, and monotone path-connectedness are considered. Several classes of multivariate exponential sums are shown to be proximinal in $$C(D)$$ . The set Eₙ⁺ of multivariate exponential sums with nonnegative coefficients is shown to be a monotone path-connected strict sun in $$C(Q)$$ , but not a uniqueness set. We also obtain some negative results on the lack of solarity and monotone path-connectedness for Eₙ (the set of extended univariate exponential sums) in $$C[a,b]$$ . In particular, we show that Eₙ , n≥ 2 , is not monotone path-connected and is not Menger-connected in $$C[a,b]$$ . It is also proved that Eₙ , $$n> 2$$ , is not a sun in $$C[a,b]$$ .
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