Let P n be the collection of finite-valued functions defined on the nonnegative orthant, E * 2 , of euclidean n 2 -space such that for p E P n it follows that p: Elr--> E\ and in addition (a) p is continuous, (b) p(ax) = a n p(x),a ^0, (c) It follows readily that P n is closed with respect to addition and nonnegative scalar multiplication. Therefore, P n is a convex cone, whose vertex is the zero function, in the linear space of real functions defined on E + n -. The purpose of this paper is to investigate the extremal elements of P*.
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Melvyn W. Jeter (1975) studied this question.
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