Hi,
There are a few small things I would like to check with you before
changing the files.
I notice a rather mixed notation for vectors.
In most of the definitions x, x_1,...
are elements of \mathbb{R}^n or similar.
However,
1) in the definition of the combinations, we use p_1,...,p_k
I think we should use x_1,...,x_k as in the rest of the user
documentation.
2) in the definition of scalar product, x_1,...,x_n are the
components of the vector x and, therefore elements of \mathhbb{R}.
This is inconsistent with the rest of the paper.
I am trying to choose another letter for x_1,...,x_n and y_1,...,y_n for
this definition. Note that b and c are already used for vectors.
One possibility is to use \lambda_1,...,\lambda_n and \mu_1,...,\mu_n
since \lambda is already used in the definition of the different
combinations as elements of \mathbb{R} - and also in Minkowski's theorem.
ciao,
Pat
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