Parallel Subspace to an Affine Set is Ω−Ω

Every nonempty affine set is parallel to a unique subspace L=Ω−Ω.
Parallel Subspace to an Affine Set is Ω−Ω

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

Proposition: The set Ω\Omega is parallel to a unique LXL\subset X, and this subspace is

L=ΩΩ:={uvu,vΩ}. L=\Omega-\Omega:=\{u-v\mid u,v\in\Omega\}.

Context: The subspace ΩΩ\Omega-\Omega captures the “direction” of the affine set. It is the appropriate linear object used to define as affine sets of one.