Properties of dual cones. Let K∗ be the dual cone of a convex cone K, as defined in (2.19). Prove the following.
((a)) K∗ is indeed a convex cone.
((b)) K1⊆K2 implies K2∗⊆K1∗.
((c)) K∗ is closed.
((d)) The interior of K∗ is given by intK∗={y∣yTx>0 for all x∈clK}.
((e)) If K has nonempty interior then K∗ is pointed.
((f)) K∗∗ is the closure of K. (Hence if K is closed, K∗∗=K.)
((g)) If the closure of K is pointed then K∗ has nonempty interior.