Absolute Lipschitz extendability and linear projection constants
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Abstract: We prove that the absolute extendability constant of a finite metric space may be determined by computing relative projection constants of certain Lipschitz-free spaces. As an application, we show that and . Moreover, we discuss how to compute relative projection constants by solving linear programming problems.
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