A large family of projectively equivalent C^0-Finsler manifolds

Abstract: Let

M

be a differentiable manifold and

T M

be its tangent bundle. A

C^{0}

-Finsler structure on

M

is a continuous function

F : T M i g h t a r r o w m a t h b b R

such that its restriction to each tangent space is a norm. In this work we present a large family of projectively equivalent

C^{0}

-Finsler manifolds

(h a t M c o n g m a t h b b R^{2}, h a t F)

. Their structures

h a t F

don't have partial derivatives and they aren't invariant by any transformation group of

h a t M

. For every

p, q i n (h a t M, h a t F)

, we determine the unique minimizing path connecting

p

and

q

. They are line segments parallel to the vectors

(s q r t 3 / 2, 1 / 2)

,

(0, 1)

or

(- s q r t 3 / 2, 1 / 2)

, or else a concatenation of two of these line segments. Moreover

(h a t M, h a t F)

aren't Busemann

G

-spaces and they don't admit any bounded open

h a t F

-strongly convex subsets. Other geodesic properties of

(h a t M, h a t F)

are also studied.

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