Fifth Property of the Euclidean Metric
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* <math>\sqrt{d_{ij}}=0\;\Leftrightarrow\;x_i=x_j</math> '''('''self-distance''')''' | * <math>\sqrt{d_{ij}}=0\;\Leftrightarrow\;x_i=x_j</math> '''('''self-distance''')''' | ||
* <math>\sqrt{d_{ij}}=\sqrt{d_{ji}}</math> '''('''symmetry''')''' | * <math>\sqrt{d_{ij}}=\sqrt{d_{ji}}</math> '''('''symmetry''')''' | ||
| - | * <math>\sqrt{d_{ij}}\,\leq\,\sqrt{d_{ik_{}}}+\sqrt{d_{kj}}\;,\;\;i | + | * <math>\sqrt{d_{ij}}\,\leq\,\sqrt{d_{ik_{}}}+\sqrt{d_{kj}}\;,\;\;i\not=j\not=k</math> '''('''triangle inequality''')''' |
==Fifth property of the Euclidean metric '''('''relative-angle inequality''')'''== | ==Fifth property of the Euclidean metric '''('''relative-angle inequality''')'''== | ||
Augmenting the four fundamental Euclidean metric properties in <math>\mathbb{R}^n</math>, | Augmenting the four fundamental Euclidean metric properties in <math>\mathbb{R}^n</math>, | ||
| - | for all <math>i_{},j_{},\ell\not= k_{}\!\in\!\{1\ | + | for all <math>i_{},j_{},\ell\not= k_{}\!\in\!\{1\,\ldots\,N\}</math> , |
| - | <math>i\!<\!j\!<\!\ell</math> , and for <math>N\!\geq_{\!}4</math> distinct points <math>\,\{x_k\}\,</math> , | + | <math>i\!<\!j\!<\!\ell</math> , and for <math>N\!\geq_{\!}4</math> distinct points <math>\,\{x_k\}\,</math>, |
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| + | the inequalities | ||
<math>\begin{array}{cc} | <math>\begin{array}{cc} | ||
| - | |\theta_{ik\ell}-\theta_{\ell kj}|\;\leq\;\theta_{ikj\!}\;\leq\;\theta_{ik\ell}+\theta_{\ell kj}\\ | + | |\theta_{ik\ell}-\,\theta_{\ell kj}|\;\leq\;\theta_{ikj\!}\;\leq\;\theta_{ik\ell}+\,\theta_{\ell kj}\\ |
| - | \theta_{ik\ell}+\theta_{\ell kj}+\theta_{ikj\!}\,\leq\,2\pi\\ | + | \theta_{ik\ell}+\,\theta_{\ell kj}+\,\theta_{ikj\!}\,\leq\,2\pi\\ |
| - | 0\leq\theta_{ik\ell\,},\theta_{\ell kj\,},\theta_{ikj}\leq\pi | + | 0\leq\theta_{ik\ell\,},\,\theta_{\ell kj\,},\,\theta_{ikj}\leq\pi |
\end{array}</math> | \end{array}</math> | ||
| - | where <math>\theta_{ikj}\!= | + | where <math>\theta_{ikj}\!=\theta_{jki}</math> is the angle between vectors at vertex <math>\,x_k\,</math>, must be satisfied at each point <math>\,x_k\,</math> regardless of affine dimension. |
== References == | == References == | ||
* Dattorro, [http://www.meboo.convexoptimization.com/Meboo.html Convex Optimization & Euclidean Distance Geometry], Meboo, 2005 | * Dattorro, [http://www.meboo.convexoptimization.com/Meboo.html Convex Optimization & Euclidean Distance Geometry], Meboo, 2005 | ||
Revision as of 22:54, 14 May 2026
For a list of points in Euclidean vector space, distance-square between points
and
is defined
Euclidean distance between points must satisfy the defining requirements imposed upon any metric space: [Dattorro, ch.5.2]
namely, for Euclidean metric in
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(nonnegativity)
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(self-distance)
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(symmetry)
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(triangle inequality)
Fifth property of the Euclidean metric (relative-angle inequality)
Augmenting the four fundamental Euclidean metric properties in ,
for all
,
, and for
distinct points
,
the inequalities
where is the angle between vectors at vertex
, must be satisfied at each point
regardless of affine dimension.
References
- Dattorro, Convex Optimization & Euclidean Distance Geometry, Meboo, 2005