The notion of interval convexity
T on a point set S is defined. If T is an interval convexity defined on S,𝒞(T) will
denote the collection of nonempty T-convex subsets of S. Properties k,H(k) (a Helly
property), and R(k,n) (a Radon property) are defined on 𝒞(T), and relationships
between these properties are investigated.
A partial order convexity ≦ on a point set S is a special type of interval
convexity. Some sufficient conditions are imposed on ≦ and 𝒞(≦) to insure the
existence of certain Radon-type properties.
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