Critical point theory of symmetric functions and closed geodesics (Q1356795)

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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 1019166
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    Critical point theory of symmetric functions and closed geodesics
    scientific article; zbMATH DE number 1019166

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      Critical point theory of symmetric functions and closed geodesics (English)
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      13 October 1997
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      The authors consider compact Riemannian manifolds which allow a map \(F\) of a sphere or a projective space into the manifold, which is injective on the homology level. Denote by \(l_{max}\) the maximal length of the image of a circle under \(F\) and by \(l_{min}\) the length of the shortest closed geodesic. In terms of the integer part \(p\) of the quotient \(l_{max}/l_{min}\) the authors obtain lower bounds for the number of geometrically distinct closed geodesics of length \(\leq l_{max}\) (which are called short closed geodesics). For certain values of \(p\) and certain topological types this gives an improvement of known results.
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      equivariant critical point theory
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      closed geodesics
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      free loop space
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