Local and global suns
Properties of local and global suns and protosuns are studied. In particular, we investigate properties of the space and the set under which local solarity of the set implies its global solar properties. A point \(x\) from the unit sphere \(S \subset X\) is called a CLUR-point if the conditions \(y_n\in S\), \(\|x+y_n\|/2\to 1\), imply that \((y_n)\) has a converging subsequence. The class of \((\mathrm{CLUR})\) spaces is defined as follows: \(X\in (\mathrm{CLUR})\) if any point of the sphere \(S\) is a CLUR-point. It is shown that in CLUR-spaces a segmented Chebyshev local sun is a sun. In particular, a Chebyshev local sun composed of an at most countable family of convex existence sets is shown to be a sun. It is also verified that any strictly monotone path-connected existence set is a strict sun. Some of the results obtained are applied to revialing relations between solar, local solar, and Chebyshev properties of sets and properties of solutions of the eikonal equation. Results of this kind depend on the concept of a reflection caustics; in this regard, many illustrative examples from the real world are given.
- \( \theta \)-metric function in the problem of minimization of functionals
- Approximative Solar Properties of Sets and Local Geometry of the Unit Sphere
- Ball-complete sets and solar properties of sets in asymmetric spaces
- Chebyshev sets that are unions of planes
- Convexity of \(\delta\)-suns and \(\gamma\)-suns in asymmetric spaces
- Estimates of the Chebyshev radius in terms of the MAX-metric function and the MAX-projection operator
- Geometric approximation theory
- Geometry of Banach spaces. Selected topics
- Geometry of the singular set of hypersurfaces and the eikonal equation
- Kuhn-Tucker type theorems in cone and linear normed spaces
- Reflexivity for spaces with extended norm
- Smooth solutions of the eikonal equation and the behaviour of local minima of the distance function
- Smoothness of solutions of the eikonal equation and regular points of their level surfaces
- Strict protosuns in asymmetric spaces of continuous functions
- Suns, moons, and \(\mathring{B}\)-complete sets in asymmetric spaces
- Uniform convexity in nonsymmetric spaces
- Uniformly and locally convex asymmetric spaces
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