Helper for Proposition 6.2: the set of strictly positive multiples of a set is itself a cone.
Helper for Proposition 6.2: a cone is stable under any fixed strictly positive scalar.
Proposition 6.2 (1): textbook clause (i). The conical hull cone C is exactly the set of
strictly positive real multiples of points of C.
Helper for Proposition 6.2: on a convex set, the source conical hull agrees with the bundled convex-cone hull.
Helper for Proposition 6.2: taking the convex hull of a cone preserves the cone property.
Proposition 6.2 (2): textbook clause (iii). Taking the conical hull after the convex hull agrees with taking the convex hull after the conical hull.
Bridge to the canonical owner: cone (convexHull ℝ C) is the underlying
set of the convex cone hull of C.
Helper for Proposition 6.2: the closure of a cone is still a cone.
Proposition 6.2 (7): textbook clause (ii). The closure of cone C is its
closed conical hull.
Proposition 6.2 (8): textbook clause (iv). The closed conical hull of the convex hull of C
agrees with the closure of the canonical convex cone hull of C.