2018
DOI: 10.1080/03081087.2018.1484068
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Focal radii of orbits

Abstract: We show that every effective action of a compact Lie group K on a unit sphere S n admits an explicit orbit whose principal curvatures are bounded from above by 4 √ 14.

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“…First, the more extrinsically curved a G-orbit is, the closer its focal points are, and thus the sooner a normal geodesic starting there ceases to be minimizing. It is shown in [GS18] that the infimum over all actions (coming from irreducible Date: September 11, 2018. representations, non-transitive on the unit sphere) of the supremum over all orbits of their focal radii is bounded away from zero. Second, and more relevant to this paper, the Bonnet-Myers argument implies that diam X ≤ π/ √ κ X .…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…First, the more extrinsically curved a G-orbit is, the closer its focal points are, and thus the sooner a normal geodesic starting there ceases to be minimizing. It is shown in [GS18] that the infimum over all actions (coming from irreducible Date: September 11, 2018. representations, non-transitive on the unit sphere) of the supremum over all orbits of their focal radii is bounded away from zero. Second, and more relevant to this paper, the Bonnet-Myers argument implies that diam X ≤ π/ √ κ X .…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%