Helly's Theorem states that for a finite collection of convex sets in Euclidean space, if the intersection of every subset of size at most 'd+1' is non-empty, then the whole collection has a non-empty intersection. This theorem highlights the relationship between combinatorial geometry and convex analysis and helps understand how configurations of convex sets interact with each other.
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