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Generalizations Of Finite Metrics And Cuts
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Generalizations Of Finite Metrics And Cuts
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This book introduces oriented version of metrics and cuts and their multidimensional analogues, as well as partial metrics and weighted metrics. It is a follow-up of Geometry of Cuts and Metrics by Deza and Laurent which presents rich theory of classical binary and symmetric objects — metrics and cuts.
Many research publications on this subject are devoted to different special aspects of the theory of generalized metrics. However, they are disconnected one from other, often written in different mathematical language, consider the same objects from different points of view without analysis of possible connections, etc. In this book we will construct full theory of main classes of finite generalized metrics and their polyhedral aspects.
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Part V
Important cases of polyhedra of generalized finite semimetrics
Chapter 12
Cones of partial semimetrics and weightable quasi-semimetrics
12.1Preliminaries
For given two partial semimetrics p1 and p2 on a set X their non-negative linear combination d = αp1 + βp2, α, β ≥ 0, is a partial semimetric on X. Here, as usual, for all x, y ∈ X it holds

Similarly, for given two weightable quasi-semimetrics q1 and q2 on a set X their non-negative linear combination q = αq1 + βq2, α, β ≥ 0, is a weightable quasi-semimetric on X.
Then we can speak about the cones of all partial semimetrics and all weightable quasi-semimetrics on n points, in fact, on the set Vn = {1, 2, ..., n}. We can consider already the similar cones, related to cuts semimetrics, and some corresponding polytopes.
In this chapter we consider, for small values of n, the cone of all partial semimetrics on Vn (as well as the cones of weak and strong partial semimetrics on Vn), the cone of all weightable quasi-semimetrics on Vn (including weak and strong weightable quasisemimetrics on Vn), the cone of all weighted semimetrics on Vn (together with down-weighted and strong-weighted semimetrics on Vn). For any cone C under consideration we construct its {0, 1}-C cone, generated by all extreme rays of C, containing a non-zero {0, 1}-valued point. In some cases we try to construct similar polytopes.
Partial semimetrics are generalization of semimetrics, having important applications in Computer Science (Domain Theory, Analysis of Data Flow Deadlock, Complexity Analysis of Programs, etc.). They are used for treatment of partially defined/computed objects in Semantics of Computation.
Partial semimetrics were introduced by Matthews in [Matt92] for treatment of partially defined objects in Computer Science. Weak partial semimetrics were introduced in [Heck99] as a generalization of partial semimetrics, introduced in [Matt92]. ...
Table of contents
- Cover Page
- Title
- Copyright
- Contents
- Introduction
- I Preliminaries
- II Main notions and examples
- III Cuts, hypermetrics and their generalizations
- IV Cones and polytopes of generalized finite semimetrics
- V Important cases of polyhedra of generalized finite semimetrics
- Appendixes
- Bibliography