scientific article; zbMATH DE number 1386158

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\(G\)-spaces are finitely compact metric spaces in which the condition of extensibility of the shortest curve holds locally. Among the classical spaces the most general representatives of \(G\)-spaces are the Finsler spaces with a sufficiently regular strictly convex metric function. This monograph is devoted to some unsolved questions for \(G\)-spaces. For example, the second chapter considers the question of the minimal conditions of regularity that the metric function of a Finsler space should satisfy to be a \(G\)-space. Later chapters consider similar questions for Riemannian spaces, plane \(G\)-spaces, and Riemannian plane \(G\)-spaces. The book is intended for graduate students and researchers.











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