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Year
2016
Volume
26
Issue
3
Pages
312-323
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Section Mathematics
Title Embedding of phenomenologically symmetric geometries of two sets of the rank $(N,2)$ into phenomenologically symmetric geometries of two sets of the rank $(N+1,2)$
Author(-s) Kyrov V.A.a
Affiliations Gorno-Altaisk State Universitya
Abstract In this paper, we propose a new method of classification of metric functions of phenomenologically symmetric geometries of two sets. It is called the method of embedding, the essence of which is to find the metric functions of phenomenologically symmetric geometries of two high-rank sets for the given phenomenologically symmetric geometry of two sets having rank less by $1$. By the previously known metric function of phenomenologically symmetric geometry of two sets of the rank $(2,2)$ the metric function of phenomenologically symmetric geometry of two sets of the rank $(3,2)$ is found, by the phenomenologically symmetric geometry of two sets of the rank $(3,2)$ we find phenomenologically symmetric geometry of two sets of the rank $(4,2)$. Then it is proved that embedding of phenomenologically symmetric geometry of two sets of the rank $(4,2)$ into the phenomenologically symmetric geometry of two sets of the rank $(5,2)$ is absent. To solve the problem we generate special functional equations which are reduced to well-known differential equations.
Keywords phenomenologically symmetric geometry of two sets, metric function, differential equation
UDC 517.912, 514.1
MSC 39A05, 39B05
DOI 10.20537/vm160302
Received 21 June 2016
Language Russian
Citation Kyrov V.A. Embedding of phenomenologically symmetric geometries of two sets of the rank $(N,2)$ into phenomenologically symmetric geometries of two sets of the rank $(N+1,2)$, Vestnik Udmurtskogo Universiteta. Matematika. Mekhanika. Komp'yuternye Nauki, 2016, vol. 26, issue 3, pp. 312-323.
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