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Directionally Fine Families of Cones: Construction Principles, Approximation, and Separation
We introduce the notion of a directionally fine family of cones, a local geometric property expressing the possibility of selecting arbitrarily narrow cones around every direction of a normed space. We show that this local property provides a common mechanism for finite separation and approximation.
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