In this article we prove in main Theorem A that any infinity type real hyperplane arrangement $\mathcal{ H}_n^m$ (Definition 2.11) with the associated normal system $\mathcal{ N}$ (Definitions [2.2,2.4] can be represented isomorphically (Definition 2.6) by another infinity type hyperplane arrangement $\tilde{ \mathcal{ H}}_n^m$ with a given associated normal system $\tilde{ \mathcal{ N}}$ if and only if the normal systems $\mathcal{ N}$ and $\tilde{ \mathcal{ N}}$ are isomorphic, that is, there is a convex positive bijection (Definition 2.5) between a pair of associated sets of normal antipodal pairs of vectors of $\mathcal{ N}$ and $\tilde{ \mathcal{ N}}$.
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