On the form of the unit ball of the one-dimensional stable norm
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Abstract: For a Riemannian polyhedra, we study the geometry of the unit ball for the unidimensional stable norm (stable ball). In the case of a unidimensional Riemannian polyhedra (graph), we show that the stable ball is a polytope whose vertices are completely described by combinatorial properties of the graph. We study then the realizable forms as stable ball of Riemannan manifolds of dimension larger than three. For a Riemannian manifold fixed, we show that a broad class of polytopes can appear as stable ball of metrics in the conformal class of . We use for that a polyhedral technique.
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