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48 results for Focal radius

The paper bounds bandwidth and focal radius for manifolds with positive isotropic curvature.

problem Bounding bandwidth and focal radius for manifolds with positive isotropic curvature.
method Using spectral properties of a twisted de Rham-Hodge operator.
result Upper bounds on bandwidth and focal radius are derived for hypersurfaces in PIC manifolds.

Characterizes submanifolds with minimum ratio of diameter to focal radius.

problem Finding submanifolds with the minimum ratio of extrinsic diameter to focal radius.
method Combining K. Sakamoto's classification of submanifolds with planar geodesics and A. Schur's Bow Lemma for space curves.
result Essentially round spheres or Veronese embeddings of projective spaces achieve the minimum ratio.

Sharp focal radius estimate for hypersurfaces in manifolds with positive curvature.

problem Estimating the focal radius of hypersurfaces in manifolds with positive curvature.
method Proved a sharp Clifford-threshold focal-radius estimate and rigidity under specific curvature conditions.
result Any closed two-sided immersion satisfies a focal radius estimate of π/4, with equality case rigid.

The ratio of convexity radius over injectivity radius may be made arbitrarily small within the class of compact Riemannian manifolds of any fixed dimension at least two. This is proved using Gulliver's method of constructing manifolds with focal points but no conjugate points. The approach is suggested by a characteriz…

2014-12-01abs ↗pdf ↗

The {\em focal curve} of an immersed smooth curve γ:sγ(s)γ:s\mapsto γ(s), in Euclidean space Rm+1\R^{m+1}, consists of the centres of its osculating hyperspheres. The focal curve may be parametrised in terms of the Frenet frame of γγ (t,n1,...,nm{\bf t},{\bf n}_1, ...,{\bf n}_m), as $C_γ(s)=(γ+c_1{\bf n}_1+c_2{\bf n}_2+...+c_m{\bf n}…

2005-04-07abs ↗pdf ↗

The paper proves reverse inequalities in various geometric settings using curvature radius data.

problem Proving reverse Alexandrov-Fenchel inequalities in different geometric settings.
method Using curvature radius data and associated evolute or focal maps.
result Sharp reverse Alexandrov-Fenchel estimates and inequalities in smooth convex curves and hypersurfaces.

The paper establishes estimates for convexity and injectivity radii in Riemannian manifolds.

problem Estimating convexity and injectivity radii in Riemannian manifolds.
method Pointwise and curvature-free estimates on convexity radius, injectivity radius, and local behavior of geodesics.
result Established estimates for convexity and injectivity radii in Riemannian manifolds.

Study focal surfaces of wave fronts with unbounded curvatures.

problem Characterizing singularities of focal surfaces near non-degenerate singular points.
method Characterizations based on types of singularities and geometrical properties of initial fronts.
result Investigation of Gaussian curvature behavior of focal surfaces.

Self-focal points on ellipsoids of dimension 3 or higher are rare.

problem Existence of self-focal points on Riemannian manifolds of dimension 3 or higher.
method Analyzing geodesics and umbilic points on ellipsoids of various dimensions.
result Ellipsoids of dimension 3 or higher with at least 4 distinct axes have no self-focal points.

Study on transnormal functions and their level sets on Finsler manifolds.

problem Understanding transnormal functions and their geometric properties on Finsler manifolds.
method Proving smoothness of focal varieties and regular level sets of transnormal functions.
result Focal varieties of a C2 transnormal function are smooth submanifolds and regular level sets are tubes over these varieties.

Study on focal surfaces of tubular surfaces in 3D space, focusing on their flatness and asymptotic properties.

problem Characterizing and understanding focal surfaces of tubular surfaces in 3D space.
method Defined tubular surfaces using Frenet and Darboux frames, analyzed their focal surfaces, and derived conditions for flatness.
result No minimal focal surface exists in 3D space for tubular surfaces.

The focal submanifolds of isoparametric hypersurfaces in spheres are all minimal Willmore submanifolds, mostly being A\mathcal{A}-manifolds in the sense of A.Gray but rarely Ricci-parallel (\cite{QTY},\cite{LY},\cite{TY3}). In this paper we study the geometry of the focal submanifolds via Simons formula. We show that …

2015-01-28abs ↗pdf ↗

The cone projection fR(z)=z/(1+z/R)f_R(z) = z/(1 + |z|/R) maps lines to conic arcs with specific properties.

problem Mapping lines to conic arcs with specific properties.
method Using a reciprocal lens identity and radial homeomorphism.
result The Self-Directrix Theorem and Confocal--Codirectrix Theorem.

Study on focal surfaces and evolutes of framed curves in hyperbolic 3-space using Legendrian duality.

problem Investigate differential geometry properties of framed curves, including singular points.
method Use Legendrian dualities to analyze focal surfaces and evolutes of hyperbolic framed curves.
result Show the relationship among focal surfaces, evolutes, and dual surfaces of evolutes.

Focal loss improves classification but not class-posterior probability estimation.

problem Improving class-posterior probability estimation from focal loss.
method Proved classification-calibration and derived a transformation to recover true class-posterior probabilities.
result A transformation of the confidence score from focal loss minimization allows recovery of true class-posterior probabilities.

Study on evolutes and focal surfaces of pseudo-spherical framed immersions in anti-de Sitter space.

problem Investigating singularities of evolutes and focal surfaces of pseudo-spherical framed immersions.
method Introduced pseudo-spherical non-null framed curves, defined moving frames, and analyzed evolutes and focal surfaces.
result Evolutes of pseudo-spherical framed immersions are the sets of singular points of their focal surfaces.

Study of families of lines on spheres and their focal sets.

problem Characterizing families of lines on spheres and their geometric properties.
method Analyzing submanifolds of TSnT\mathbb{S}^n and their focal sets, using symplectic structures and sectional curvatures.
result Derivation of formulas relating sectional curvatures of focal sets to differences in radii of curvature of generating hypersurfaces.

Study on focal surfaces of lightcone framed surfaces in Lorentz-Minkowski 3-space.

problem Investigate differential geometry properties of focal surfaces of lightcone framed surfaces.
method Introduced lightcone frame to define lightcone framed surfaces, then investigated their differential geometry properties.
result Investigated differential geometry properties of focal surfaces of lightcone framed surfaces.

In this note, we consider the rigidity of the focal decomposition of closed hyperbolic surfaces. We show that, generically, the focal decomposition of a closed hyperbolic surface does not allow for non-trivial topological deformations, without changing the hyperbolic structure of the surface. By classical rigidity theo…

2011-12-25abs ↗pdf ↗

Given a closed Riemannian manifold (M, g), there is a partition Σ_i of its tangent bundle TM called the focal decomposition. The sets Σ_i are closely associated to focusing of geodesics of (M, g), i.e. to the situation where there are exactly i geodesic arcs of the same length joining points p and q in M. In this note,…

2011-04-29abs ↗pdf ↗

We study the geometry of curves in the Minkowski space and in the de Sitter space, specially at points where the tangent direction is lightlike (i.e. has length zero) called lightlike points of the curve. We define the focal sets of these curves and study the metric structure of them. At the lightlike points, the focal…

2015-07-28abs ↗pdf ↗

Study on focal locus of submanifolds in Finsler manifolds, showing regularity and smoothness.

problem Investigating the focal locus of submanifolds in Finsler manifolds.
method Using the normal exponential map and extending Warner's ideas, studying connected components and smoothness of focal time maps.
result Identified an open and dense subset where focal time maps are smooth, provided they are finite.

Study isoparametric hypersurfaces in Finsler space forms, proving anisotropic-minimal focal submanifolds.

problem Investigate isoparametric hypersurfaces in Finsler space forms.
method Investigate focal points, tubes, and parallel hypersurfaces of submanifolds; prove anisotropic-minimal focal submanifolds; derive Cartan-type formula.
result Prove isoparametric hypersurfaces in Finsler space forms have anisotropic-minimal focal submanifolds.

We prove that the focal set generated by the reflection of a point source off a translation invariant surface consists of two sets: a curve and a surface. The focal curve lies in the plane orthogonal to the symmetry direction containing the source, while the focal surface is translation invariant. This is done by const…

2005-10-23abs ↗pdf ↗

This paper determines bounds on normal scalar curvature of isoparametric hypersurface focal submanifolds.

problem Classifying points with specific conditions on isoparametric hypersurface focal submanifolds.
method Analyzing the second fundamental form and scalar curvature of focal submanifolds.
result Points with Condition A achieve an upper bound of normal scalar curvature.

The geodesic flow on certain surfaces is shown to be ergodic.

problem Ergodicity of geodesic flows on surfaces without focal points.
method Analyzing geodesic flows on surfaces with no focal points, proving ergodicity under specific curvature conditions.
result The geodesic flow on the unit tangent bundle of a surface with no focal points is ergodic with respect to the Liouville measure.

Totally geodesic maps studied in manifolds without focal points.

problem Understanding maps with minimal energy in nonpositive curvature manifolds.
method Path-connectedness and energy minimization approach, avoiding geometric flows and Bochner identities.
result Totally geodesic maps are homotopic to energy-minimizing ones in nonempty classes.

The focal locus ΣXΣ_X of an affine variety XX is roughly speaking the (projective) closure of the set of points OO for which there is a smooth point xXx \in X and a circle with centre OO passing through xx which osculates XX in xx. Algebraic geometry interprets the focal locus as the branching locus of the endpoi…

2000-05-10abs ↗pdf ↗