Linear Closure of a Convex Set is Convex

The set lin(Ω) is convex whenever Ω is convex.
Linear Closure of a Convex Set is Convex

Let XX be a and let ΩX\Omega\subset X be .

Proposition: The lin(Ω)\operatorname{lin}(\Omega) is convex.

Context: The definition of lin(Ω)\operatorname{lin}(\Omega) is built from . Convexity of Ω\Omega ensures that “segments staying in Ω\Omega” is stable under , which yields convexity of lin(Ω)\operatorname{lin}(\Omega).