About convex hull and fixed point

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The discussion focuses on the mathematical concepts of convex hulls and fixed points within the context of the set X=[0,1]^2. The user explores the set a(x) defined as a(x)={y in X:||y-x||>=1/4} and seeks to identify the fixed points, concluding that they lie within the bounds 3/4>=x>=1/4 and 3/4>=y>=1/4. Additionally, the user examines a(x)={y in X:||y-x||>=1/2}, determining that the fixed points are located at x=1/2 or y=1/2. The discussion also includes inquiries about the definitions of convex hull and fixed point.

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First, I wonder whether I can put the post here...

Given
X=[0,1]^2

a(x)={y in X:||y-x||>=1/4}

b(x)is the convex hull of a(x).

Identify the set of fixed points.

My answer is 3/4>=x>=1/4, 3/4>=y>=1/4, but I am not sure...

What if we have a(x)={y in X:||y-x||>=1/2}? (My answer is x=1/2 or y=1/2)

Thanks.
 
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