Pseudometric spaces: from minimality to maximality in the groups of combinatorial self-similarities

Abstract: Pseudometric spaces

(X, d)

and

(Y, h o)

are combinatorially similar if there are bijections

P s i c o l o n Y o X

and

f c o l o n d (X^{2}) o h o (Y^{2})

such that [ ho(x, y) = f(d(Psi(x), Psi(y))) ] for all

x

,

y i n X

. Let us denote by

m a t h c a l I P

the class of all pseudometric spaces

(X, d)

for which every combinatorial self-similarity

P h i c o l o n X o X

satisfies the equality

d (x, P h i (x)) = 0,

but all permutations of metric reflection of

(X, d)

are combinatorial self-similarities of this reflection. The structure of

m a t h c a l I P

spaces is fully described.

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