2007
DOI: 10.2298/aadm0701018r
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On the Aleksandrov problem for isometric mappings

Abstract: Under what conditions is a mapping of a metric space onto itself preserving unit distance an isometry? We discuss some new results as well as pose new related open problems and conjectures [1]. The connection with the Mazur-Ulam theorem for isometric mappings will also be considered.

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“…is called orthogonality preserving(o.p.) [7,8], and T is said to be an isometry maping [22] if T x = x . To promote the concept, Jacek Chmielinski [6] introduced the notion of approximately orthogonality preserving (a.o.p.)…”
Section: Proof For Anymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…is called orthogonality preserving(o.p.) [7,8], and T is said to be an isometry maping [22] if T x = x . To promote the concept, Jacek Chmielinski [6] introduced the notion of approximately orthogonality preserving (a.o.p.)…”
Section: Proof For Anymentioning
confidence: 99%