Sur la systole de la sphère au voisinage de la métrique standard
arXiv:math/0601285 · doi:10.1007/s10711-006-9087-7
Abstract
We study the systolic area (defined as the ratio of the area over the square of the systole) of the 2-sphere endowed with a smooth riemannian metric as a function of this metric. This function, bounded from below by a positive constant over the space of metrics, have the standard metric for critic point, although this one do not achieve the conjectured global minimum : we show that for each tangent direction to the space of metrics at , there exists a variation by metrics corresponding to this direction along which the systolic area can only increase
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