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Introduction and Examples,Convex polytopes are fundamental geometric objects: to a large extent the geometry of polytopes is just that of ?. itself. (In the following, the letter . usually denotes dimension.)

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Polytopes, Polyhedra, and Cones,In this lecture we prove some fundamental properties, in particular the equivalence of the two definitions of polytopes in Definition 0.1.