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hbghlyj
Post time 2023-11-8 23:07
证明必须要用到$\Bbb R$的性质。
因为对于一般的度量$d$,$d_1(x,y)=\frac{d(x,y)}{1+d(0,x)+d(0,y)}$不一定满足三角不等式。
反例:for $\mathbb R^2$ with $\ell_\infty$ norm: $x= (2,0)$, $y=(-1,-1)$, $z=(0, -2)$. Here $\nu(x,y)=0.75$ while $\nu(x,z)=0.4$ and $\nu(y,z) = 0.25$. So there can't be an elegant argument for general metric space... But I don't have any counterexamples for Euclidean norm. Of course, for Euclidean norm it suffices to deal with $\mathbb R^3$. |
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