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Dihedral Closed Subsets of Finite Valency

Throughout this section, (L) is assumed to have finite valency. [Pg.228]

Assuming (L) to have finite valency we obtain that (L) is finite, so that, according to Lemma 10.1.7, L is spherical. [Pg.228]

Lemma 10.6.1 Let h and k be elements in L such that h=f= k, and assume (L) to have finite valency. Let R be the set of all elements s of S such that s) d. Then the following hold. [Pg.228]

The values nr u) are computed similarly. This proves the lemma. [Pg.229]

We are assuming (L) to have finite valency. As a consequence, (L) is a finite set. In particular, ((L)) has a maximal element. In the following, we shall denote this element by max ((L)). [Pg.229]


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