Abstract
Let ℤ2 be equipped with the Khalimsky topology κ, it is a T0-Alexandroff topology which has some specific properties concerning continuity and connectivity. We define digital-arcs and the geodesics; this enables us to define D-convexity on the digital plane (ℤ2, κ). First, we prove a theorem dealing with the relationship between D-convexity and connectivity. The second result links together the convexity in ℝ2 and the D-convexity in ℤ2. For this purpose, we suggest the continuous digitization of the real line segment and thus prove that the digitization of a convex subset of ℝ2 is a D-convex subset of (ℤ2, κ).
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