In this paper, we prove that a non-Riemannian isotropic Berwald metric or a non-Riemannian (α,β) -metric admits no concurrent vector fields. We also prove that an L-reducible Finsler metric admitting a concurrent vector field reduces to a Landsberg metric.In this paper, we prove that a non-Riemannian isotropic Berwald metric or a non-Riemannian (α,β) -metric admits no concurrent vector fi...

where r is the distance from the point and dω is the round metric on the sphere. If X is an arbitrary manifold with boundary, the class of conic metrics on X is modeled on this special case. Namely, a conic metric is a Riemannian metric on the interior of X such that for some choice of the defining function x of the boundary (x ∈ C∞(X) with ∂X = {x = 0}, x ≥ 0, dx 6= 0 on ∂X), the metric takes ...

in this paper, we study a class of finsler metrics which contains the class of p-reducible andgeneral relatively isotropic landsberg metrics, as special cases. we prove that on a compact finsler manifold,this class of metrics is nothing other than randers metrics. finally, we study this class of finsler metrics withscalar flag curvature and find a condition under which these metrics reduce to r...

We classify all continuous tensor product systems of Hilbert spaces which are “infinitely divisible” in the sense that they have an associated logarithmic structure. These results are applied to the theory of E0-semigroups to deduce that every E0-semigroup possessing sufficiently many “decomposable” operators must be cocycle conjugate to a CCR flow. A path space is an abstraction of the set of ...

In 1951, Dowker proved that a space X is countably paracompact and normal if and only if X×I is normal. A normal space X is called a Dowker space if X × I is not normal. The main thrust of this article is to extend this work with regards α-normality and β-normality. Characterizations are given for when the product of a space X and (ω + 1) is α-normal or β-normal. A new definition, α-countably p...

We classify all continuous tensor product systems of Hilbert spaces which are “infinitely divisible” in the sense that they have an associated logarithmic structure. These results are applied to the theory of E0-semigroups to deduce that every E0-semigroup possessing sufficiently many “decomposable” operators must be cocycle conjugate to a CCR flow. A path space is an abstraction of the set of ...