Sharp mean triangle inequality

Sharp constants related to the triangle inequality in Lorentz spaces

The study of the normability of the Lorentz spaces L(R, μ) goes back to the work of G.G. Lorentz [10, 11] (see also [13, 3, 2] for a more recent account of the normability results for the weighted Lorentz spaces). The condition defining these spaces is given in terms of the distribution function and, equivalently, the non-increasing rearrangement of f (see [1] for standard notations and basic d...

On the metric triangle inequality

A non-contradictible axiomatic theory is constructed under the local reversibility of the metric triangle inequality. The obtained notion includes the metric spaces as particular cases and the generated metric topology is T$_{1}$-separated and generally, non-Hausdorff.

Triangle inequality for resistances

Given an electrical circuit each edge e of which is an isotropic conductor with a monomial conductivity function y∗ e = y r e/μ s e. In this formula, ye is the potential difference and y∗ e current in e, while μe is the resistance of e, while r and s are two strictly positive real parameters common for all edges. In 1987, Gvishiani and Gurvich [4] proved that, for every two nodes a, b of the ci...

Concept Dissimilarity with Triangle Inequality

Several researchers have developed properties that ensure compatibility of a concept similarity or dissimilarity measure with the formal semantics of Description Logics. While these authors have highlighted the relevance of the triangle inequality, none of their proposed dissimilarity measures satisfy it. In this work we present a theoretical framework for dissimilarity measures with this prope...

The Poverty-Growth-Inequality Triangle