The Geometry of Dilation- and Shear-Deformed Spaces
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| contents | This paper develops a deformation-field geometry for spaces whose local frames may undergo internal stretching, compression, and shear. Ordinary Riemannian geometry takes an intrinsic metric geometry \((M,g)\) as the given datum and uses its Levi-Civita comparison. The present framework retains additional data: a fixed reference metric geometry and a deformation field \(P\) representing \(g\) by \(g=P^T\bar gP\). This makes the dilation-shear structure relative to the fixed reference visible. The deformation field yields a dilation-shear compensation \(Λ=P^{-1}\bar\nabla P\), and the natural total comparison connection is \(Γ=\mathringΓ+Λ\), where \(\mathringΓ\) is the Levi-Civita connection of the represented metric. Curvature, torsion, and nonmetricity of \(Γ\) are then determined by \(\mathringΓ\) and \(Λ\), rather than postulated as independent affine data. Examples involving one-dimensional stretching, conformal deformation, anisotropic dilation, shear, and spherical geometries distinguish metric curvature, embedded realization, and internal deformation non-uniformity. |
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| spellingShingle | The Geometry of Dilation- and Shear-Deformed Spaces Liu, Gordon General Mathematics 53B20, 53B05, 53B15 This paper develops a deformation-field geometry for spaces whose local frames may undergo internal stretching, compression, and shear. Ordinary Riemannian geometry takes an intrinsic metric geometry \((M,g)\) as the given datum and uses its Levi-Civita comparison. The present framework retains additional data: a fixed reference metric geometry and a deformation field \(P\) representing \(g\) by \(g=P^T\bar gP\). This makes the dilation-shear structure relative to the fixed reference visible. The deformation field yields a dilation-shear compensation \(Λ=P^{-1}\bar\nabla P\), and the natural total comparison connection is \(Γ=\mathringΓ+Λ\), where \(\mathringΓ\) is the Levi-Civita connection of the represented metric. Curvature, torsion, and nonmetricity of \(Γ\) are then determined by \(\mathringΓ\) and \(Λ\), rather than postulated as independent affine data. Examples involving one-dimensional stretching, conformal deformation, anisotropic dilation, shear, and spherical geometries distinguish metric curvature, embedded realization, and internal deformation non-uniformity. |
| title | The Geometry of Dilation- and Shear-Deformed Spaces |
| topic | General Mathematics 53B20, 53B05, 53B15 |
| url | https://arxiv.org/abs/2604.25935 |