On the set of optimal homeomorphisms for the natural pseudo-distance associated with the Lie group S^1
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Abstract: If and are two continuous real-valued functions defined on a compact topological space and is a subgroup of the group of all homeomorphisms of onto itself, the natural pseudo-distance is defined as the infimum of , as varies in . In this paper, we make a first step towards extending the study of this concept to the case of Lie groups, by assuming . In particular, we study the set of the optimal homeomorphisms for , i.e. the elements of such that is equal to . As our main results, we give conditions that a homeomorphism has to meet in order to be optimal, and we prove that the set of the optimal homeomorphisms is finite under suitable conditions.
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