Perimeter of Triangles Inscribed in the Unit Ball of Normed Planes

Abstract Given a normed plane, we consider the ranges of perimeters concerning some classes of triangles whose vertices are points on the unit sphere. The problems studied are essentially geometric. We try to collect several results that are scattered in different journals, comparing and improving some of them. Some illustrative examples are presented. Finally, some open problems are proposed.

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Mediterranean Journal of Mathematics
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2025-02-23
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https://doi.org/10.1007/s00009-025-02805-6
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Mathematics and Applications
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Perimeter of Triangles Inscribed in the Unit Ball of Normed Planes

Pier Luigi Papini, Pedro Martín, José M. Alonso
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Mediterranean Journal of Mathematics
Mathematics and Applications
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Perimeter of Triangles Inscribed in the Unit Ball of Normed Planes

Pier Luigi Papini, Pedro Martín, José M. Alonso
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Abstract

Abstract Given a normed plane, we consider the ranges of perimeters concerning some classes of triangles whose vertices are points on the unit sphere. The problems studied are essentially geometric. We try to collect several results that are scattered in different journals, comparing and improving some of them. Some illustrative examples are presented. Finally, some open problems are proposed.

Mediterranean Journal of MathematicsVol. 22(2)
Universidad de Extremadura (ES)
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Mathematics and Applications
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