Convergence of magnitude of finite positive definite metric spaces
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| author | So, Byungchang |
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| contents | The magnitude of metric spaces does not appear to possess a simple, convenient continuity property, and previous studies have presented affirmative results under additional constraints or weaker notions, as well as counterexamples. In this vein, we discuss the continuity of magnitude of finite positive definite metric spaces with respect to the Gromov-Hausdorff distance, but with a restriction of the domain based on a canonical partition of a sufficiently small neighborhood of a finite metric space. As a result, the main theorem of this article explains a condition on the cardinality of metric spaces that determines the continuity of magnitude. This study takes advantage of the geometric interpretation of magnitude as the circumradius of the corresponding finite Euclidean subset. Such a transformation is especially useful for constructing counterexamples, as we can depend on Euclidean geometric intuition. |
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| spellingShingle | Convergence of magnitude of finite positive definite metric spaces So, Byungchang Metric Geometry 51F99(primary), 51M04(secondary) The magnitude of metric spaces does not appear to possess a simple, convenient continuity property, and previous studies have presented affirmative results under additional constraints or weaker notions, as well as counterexamples. In this vein, we discuss the continuity of magnitude of finite positive definite metric spaces with respect to the Gromov-Hausdorff distance, but with a restriction of the domain based on a canonical partition of a sufficiently small neighborhood of a finite metric space. As a result, the main theorem of this article explains a condition on the cardinality of metric spaces that determines the continuity of magnitude. This study takes advantage of the geometric interpretation of magnitude as the circumradius of the corresponding finite Euclidean subset. Such a transformation is especially useful for constructing counterexamples, as we can depend on Euclidean geometric intuition. |
| title | Convergence of magnitude of finite positive definite metric spaces |
| topic | Metric Geometry 51F99(primary), 51M04(secondary) |
| url | https://arxiv.org/abs/2511.10331 |