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Cayley–Klein geometries and projective-metric geometry

Journal of Geometry, 2022
There is something profoundly unsatisfactory with the traditional algebraic definition of plane Cayley-Klein geometries, and this important paper ingeniously remedies those shortcomings for the first time. Following Felix Klein, the standard introduction of analytically described Cayley-Klein geometries proceeeds over the field of real numbers by the ...
Horst Struve, Rolf Struve
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Quasi-metric geometry

2021
[ACCESS RESTRICTED TO THE UNIVERSITY OF MISSOURI AT AUTHOR'S REQUEST.] Every time one sees |x-y|, one is looking at a specific metric acting on x and y, whatever they may happen to be, usually numbers or vectors. The notion of the distance between two objects is one of the most fundamental and ubiquitous in many branches of mathematics.
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Metrics and Geometry

2020
In this chapter we shall consider some geometric issues related to the hyperbolic or quasihyperbolic metric. We begin with several comparison results for the quasihyperbolic metric. Here an important fact is that various metrics may be comparable in some but not in all domains.
Parisa Hariri   +2 more
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Metric Differential Geometry

Mathematics Magazine, 1950
You recall with what delight you first discovered that many geometrical and physical situations can be analyzed, and problems solved, by means of diflerential and integral calculus. Fortunately this pleasure of discovery can be continued, for many parts of more advanced mathematics and physics use the concepts of calculus as basic tools.
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Ordered metric geometry

Journal of Geometry, 2015
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Metric geometry of the Kobayashi metric

European Journal of Mathematics, 2017
This is a survey article presenting some results related to the Kobayashi metric for domains in \(\mathbb C^n\). Among others, the authors discuss estimates of the Kobayashi metric near the boundary, extensions of the biholomorphic mappings to boundaries, convexity and complex geodesics, isometries of the Kobayashi metric, and Gromov hyperbolicity.
Gaussier, Hervé, Seshadri, Harish
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