Representation of strongly independent preorders by sets of scalar-valued functions

MPRA Paper No. 79284 (2017)
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Abstract

We provide conditions under which an incomplete strongly independent preorder on a convex set X can be represented by a set of mixture preserving real-valued functions. We allow X to be infi nite dimensional. The main continuity condition we focus on is mixture continuity. This is sufficient for such a representation provided X has countable dimension or satisfi es a condition that we call Polarization.

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Kalle M. Mikkola
Aalto University
David McCarthy
University of Hong Kong
Teruji Thomas
Oxford University