A Finsler space is said to be geodesically reversible if each oriented geodesic can be reparametrized as a geodesic with the reverse orientation. A reversible Finsler space is geodesically reversible, but the converse need not be true. In this note, building on recent work of LeBrun and Mason, it is shown that a geodes…
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Paper proves rigidity theorems for geodesically reversible Finsler metrics.
Study on Finsler spaces with specific metric changes and reversible geodesics.
The study proves the existence of geodesics on reversible Finsler spheres.
We study the necessary and sufficient conditions for a Finsler surface with -metrics to be with reversible geodesics.
The study finds at least as many distinct reversible closed geodesics as the dimension of the isometry group on a Finsler sphere.
Injectivity of geodesic ray transform on specific Finsler manifolds proven.
The paper finds at least N orthogonal Finsler geodesic chords in a disk-like manifold.
In the recent paper \cite{LoD1}, we classified closed geodesics on Finsler manifolds into rational and irrational two families, and gave a complete understanding on the index growth properties of iterates of rational closed geodesics. This study yields that a rational closed geodesic can not be the only closed geodesic…
Reverse Hölder inequalities on Fano metrics with applications to geodesics and singularities.
Study geodesics on spheres with constant curvature, showing integrability and invariant properties.
New method uses broken scattering to uniquely identify Finsler manifolds.
The paper introduces new Finsler metrics and associated weighted quasi-metrics.
We construct all Finsler metrics on the two-sphere for which geodesics are circles and show that any (reversible) path geometry on a two-dimensional manifold is locally the system of geodesics of a Finsler metric.
Study on cut locus of submanifolds in Finsler geometry.
Sharp inequalities for curved surfaces and cones.
Study shows reversible Finsler metrics on symmetric spaces are symmetric.
We show the existence of at least two geometrically distinct closed geodesics on an n-dimensional sphere with a bumpy and non-reversible Finsler metric for n>2.
For non-reversible Finsler metrics of positive flag curvature on spheres and projective spaces we present results about the number and the length of closed geodesics and about their stability properties.
In this paper, we prove the existence of at least two distinct closed geodesics on every compact simply connected irreversible or reversible Finsler (including Riemannian) manifold of dimension not less than 2.
Study counts and equidistributes geodesic orbits on curved spaces.
We prove that a reversible Berwaldian Finsler structure with base-independent non-negative radial flag curvature and large volume growth does not have any closed geodesics.
The theorem that if all geodesics of a Riemannian two-sphere are closed they are also simple closed is generalized to real Hamiltonian structures on . For reversible Finsler -spheres all of whose geodesics are closed this implies that the lengths of all geodesics coincide.
For odd-dimensional spheres, there's always a second short geodesic.
Sharp bounds found on shortest geodesic on punctured spheres.
In this paper two metric properties on geodesic length spaces are introduced by means of the metric projection, studying their validity on Alexandrov and Busemann NPC spaces. In particular, we prove that both properties characterize the non-positivity of the sectional curvature on Riemannian manifolds. Further results …
We give a geometric characterization of compact Riemann surfaces admitting orientation reversing involutions with fixed points. Such surfaces are generally called real surfaces and can be represented by real algebraic curves with non-empty real part. We show that there is a family of disjoint simple closed geodesics th…
In this paper, we prove that for every Finsler -dimensional sphere with reversibility and flag curvature satisfying , there exist at least three distinct closed geodesics and at least two of them are elliptic if the number of prime closed geodesics is fini…
In the asymmetric setting, Hilbert's fourth problem asks to construct and study all (non-reversible) projective Finsler metrics: Finsler metrics defined on open, convex subsets of real projective -space for which geodesics lie on projective lines. While asymmetric norms and Funk metrics provide many examples of esse…
The paper finds geodesics on specific Finsler spheres with unique properties.
The paper proves the existence of multiple closed geodesics on certain Finsler manifolds.
In this paper, we prove that on every Finsler -sphere for with reversibility and flag curvature satisfying , either there exist infinitely many prime closed geodesics or there exist closed geodesics possessing irrational average indices. If in add…
Paper compares Finsler submanifolds and geodesics, deriving bounds.
The existence of two geometrically distinct closed geodesics on an -dimensional sphere with a non-reversible and bumpy Finsler metric was shown independently by Duan--Long [7] and the author [27]. We simplify the proof of this statement by the following observation: If for some all closed ge…
All closed geodesics are simple and non-intersecting in dimensions 3 and above.
We show that if two closed hyperbolic surfaces (not necessarily orientable or even connected) have the same Laplace spectrum, then for every length they have the same number of orientation-preserving geodesics and the same number of orientation-reversing geodesics. Restricted to orientable surfaces, this result reduces…
In this paper, we prove that for every Finsler -sphere for with reversibility and flag curvature satisfying , either there exist infinitely many prime closed geodesics or there exists one elliptic closed geodesic whose linearized Poincaré map has at least one eigen…
In this paper, we prove that for every Finsler -dimensional sphere with reversibility $\lm$ and flag curvature satisfying $\left(\frac{\lm}{1+\lm}\right)^2<K\le 1$, either there exist infinitely many closed geodesics, or there exist at least two elliptic closed geodesics and each linearized Poincaré …
We investigate the relation between weighted quasi-metric Spaces and Finsler Spaces. We show that the induced metric of a Randers space with reversible geodesics is a weighted quasi-metric space.
We give a lower bound for the length of a non-trivial geodesic loop on a simply-connected and compact manifold of even dimension with a non-reversible Finsler metric of positive flag curvature. Harris and Paternain use this estimate in their recent paper [HP] to give a geometric characterization of dynamically convex F…
In this paper, we prove that on every Finsler -sphere with reversibility satisfying and , there always exist at least prime closed geodesics without self-intersections, where is the standard Riemannian metric on with constant curvat…
Entropy rigidity for Finsler flows but collapse for Reeb flows.
In a recent paper, it was claimed that any homogeneous Finsler space of odd dimension admits a homogeneous geodesic through any point. For the proof, the algebraic method dealing with the reductive decomposition of the Lie algebra of the isometry group was used. However, the proof contains a serious gap. In the present…
The paper proves a minimum number of closed geodesics on positively curved Finsler spheres.
The paper proves conditions for the existence of multiple non-contractible closed geodesics on Finsler compact space forms.
A semi-Riemannian manifold is said to satisfy (or ) if spacelike sectional curvatures are and timelike ones are (or the reverse). Such spaces are abundant, as warped product constructions show; they include, in particular, big bang Robertson-Walker spaces. By stability, there are many n…
For Finsler metrics (no reversibility assumed) on closed orientable surfaces of genus greater than one, we study the dynamics of minimal rays and minimal geodesics in the universal cover. We prove in particular, that for almost all asymptotic directions the minimal rays with these directions laminate the universal cove…
The usual notion of set-convexity, valid in the classical Euclidean context, metamorphoses into several distinct convexity types in the more general Riemannian setting. By studying this phenomenon in reverse, we characterize complete manifolds for which certain convexity types are assumed a priori to coincide.