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Ultrametric spaces bi-Lipschitz embeddable in n

Kerkko Luosto (1996)

Fundamenta Mathematicae

It is proved that if an ultrametric space can be bi-Lipschitz embedded in n , then its Assouad dimension is less than n. Together with a result of Luukkainen and Movahedi-Lankarani, where the converse was shown, this gives a characterization in terms of Assouad dimension of the ultrametric spaces which are bi-Lipschitz embeddable in n .

Uniformly Convex Metric Spaces

Martin Kell (2014)

Analysis and Geometry in Metric Spaces

In this paper the theory of uniformly convex metric spaces is developed. These spaces exhibit a generalized convexity of the metric from a fixed point. Using a (nearly) uniform convexity property a simple proof of reflexivity is presented and a weak topology of such spaces is analyzed. This topology, called coconvex topology, agrees with the usually weak topology in Banach spaces. An example of a CAT(0)-space with weak topology which is not Hausdorff is given. In the end existence and uniqueness...

Uniformly convex spaces, bead spaces, and equivalence conditions

Lech Pasicki (2011)

Czechoslovak Mathematical Journal

The notion of a metric bead space was introduced in the preceding paper (L. Pasicki: Bead spaces and fixed point theorems, Topology Appl., vol. 156 (2009), 1811–1816) and it was proved there that every bounded set in such a space (provided the space is complete) has a unique central point. The bead spaces themselves can be considered in particular as natural extensions of convex sets in uniformly convex spaces. It appears that normed bead spaces are identical with uniformly convex spaces. On the...

Universal measure zero, large Hausdorff dimension, and nearly Lipschitz maps

Ondřej Zindulka (2012)

Fundamenta Mathematicae

We prove that each analytic set in ℝⁿ contains a universally null set of the same Hausdorff dimension and that each metric space contains a universally null set of Hausdorff dimension no less than the topological dimension of the space. Similar results also hold for universally meager sets. An essential part of the construction involves an analysis of Lipschitz-like mappings of separable metric spaces onto Cantor cubes and self-similar sets.

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