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> For a 3D object like a glass A glass is not convex so this theorem does not apply. You'd need other fixed-point theorems for that. If the glass has a handl
by enriquto 5y ago
> For a 3D object like a glass
A glass is not convex so this theorem does not apply. You'd need other fixed-point theorems for that. If the glass has a handle the result is trivially false (consider rotating a doughnut, this does not have any fixed point).
- FabHK 5y agoI think GP meant the water in the glass (as the article).