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Discrete Geometry in Normed SpacesSpirova, Margarita 09 December 2010 (has links) (PDF)
This work refers to ball-intersections bodies as well as covering, packing, and kissing problems related to balls and spheres in normed spaces. A quick introduction to these topics and an overview of our results is given in Section 1.1 of Chapter 1. The needed background knowledge is collected in Section 1.2, also in Chapter 1. In Chapter 2 we define ball-intersection bodies and investigate special classes of them: ball-hulls, ball-intersections, equilateral ball-polyhedra, complete bodies and bodies of constant width. Thus, relations between the ball-hull and the ball-intersection of a set are given. We extend a minimal property of a special class of equilateral ball-polyhedra, known as Theorem of Chakerian, to all normed planes. In order to investigate bodies of constant width, we develop a concept of affine orthogonality, which is new even for the Euclidean subcase. In Chapter 2 we solve kissing, covering, and packing problems. For a given family of circles and lines we find at least one, but for some families even all circles kissing all the members of this family. For that reason we prove that a strictly convex, smooth normed plane is a topological Möbius plane. We give an exact geometric description of the maximal radius of all homothets of the unit disc that can be covered by 3 or 4 translates of it. Also we investigate configurations related to such coverings, namely a regular 4-covering and a Miquelian configuration of circles. We find the concealment number for a packing of translates of the unit ball.
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Um Teorema de Ponto Fixo e Aplicações a Equações Elípticas SemilinearesMarques, Dayvid Geverson Lopes 27 April 2012 (has links)
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Previous issue date: 2012-04-27 / Coordenação de Aperfeiçoamento de Pessoal de Nível Superior / In this work, we study a fixed point theorem for increasing operators in ordered normed
spaces and we apply it in order to obtain results of existence of weak solution for semilinear
elliptic equations of type
8<:
---u = f(x; u) + h; in
u = 0; on @
;
where
- RN is a smooth domain, f :
-R --! R satisfies some convenient conditions
and h 2 H--1(. / Neste trabalho, estudamos um teorema de ponto fixo para operadores crescentes em
espaços vetoriais ordenados e o aplicamos para obter resultados de existência de solução
fraca para problemas elípticos semilineares do tipo
8<:
---u = f(x; u) + h; em
u = 0; sobre @
em que
- RN é um domínio suave, f :
- R ! R satisfaz algumas condições
convenientes e h 2 H- -1(:).
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Discrete Geometry in Normed SpacesSpirova, Margarita 02 December 2010 (has links)
This work refers to ball-intersections bodies as well as covering, packing, and kissing problems related to balls and spheres in normed spaces. A quick introduction to these topics and an overview of our results is given in Section 1.1 of Chapter 1. The needed background knowledge is collected in Section 1.2, also in Chapter 1. In Chapter 2 we define ball-intersection bodies and investigate special classes of them: ball-hulls, ball-intersections, equilateral ball-polyhedra, complete bodies and bodies of constant width. Thus, relations between the ball-hull and the ball-intersection of a set are given. We extend a minimal property of a special class of equilateral ball-polyhedra, known as Theorem of Chakerian, to all normed planes. In order to investigate bodies of constant width, we develop a concept of affine orthogonality, which is new even for the Euclidean subcase. In Chapter 2 we solve kissing, covering, and packing problems. For a given family of circles and lines we find at least one, but for some families even all circles kissing all the members of this family. For that reason we prove that a strictly convex, smooth normed plane is a topological Möbius plane. We give an exact geometric description of the maximal radius of all homothets of the unit disc that can be covered by 3 or 4 translates of it. Also we investigate configurations related to such coverings, namely a regular 4-covering and a Miquelian configuration of circles. We find the concealment number for a packing of translates of the unit ball.
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