PolyhedralSets
IsInInterior
test if a polyhedral set is contained in the interior of another
Calling Sequence
Parameters
Description
Examples
Compatibility
IsInInterior(ps1, ps2)
ps1, ps2
-
polyhedral sets
Returns true if the polyhedral set ps1 is contained in the interior of the highest dimensional face of ps2, that is if ps1 is a subset of ps2 and the intersections between the facets of ps1 and the facets of ps2 are empty.
with⁡PolyhedralSets:
A small cube resides in the interior of a larger cube.
c_big≔ExampleSets:-Cube⁡−1..1,−1..1,−1..1
c_big≔{Coordinates:x1,x2,x3Relations:−x3≤1,x3≤1,−x2≤1,x2≤1,−x1≤1,x1≤1
c_small≔ExampleSets:-Cube⁡−110..110,−110..110,−110..110
c_small≔{Coordinates:x1,x2,x3Relations:−x3≤110,x3≤110,−x2≤110,x2≤110,−x1≤110,x1≤110
IsInInterior⁡c_small,c_big
true
Plot⁡c_big,c_small,faceoptions=transparency=0.5,0.
The empty set is not in the interior of any other set.
IsInInterior⁡ExampleSets:-EmptySet⁡3,ExampleSets:-Cube⁡
false
The PolyhedralSets[IsInInterior] command was introduced in Maple 2015.
For more information on Maple 2015 changes, see Updates in Maple 2015.
See Also
PolyhedralSets[`in`]
PolyhedralSets[`subset`]
PolyhedralSets[LocatePoint]
PolyhedralSets[IsEmpty]
PolyhedralSets[InteriorPoint]
PolyhedralSets[PolyhedralSet]
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