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most citedA solution of a problem of Sophus Lie: Normal forms of 2-dim metrics admitting two projective vector fields

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math.DG2011★ 6 cited

On projective equivalence and pointwise projective relation of Randers metrics

Vladimir S. Matveev

We correct a mistake in Shen Yibing, Yu Yaoyong, On Projectively Related Randers Metrics, International Journal of Mathematics 19}(2008), no. 5, 503--520, and prove the natural gen…

math.DG2011★ 13 cited

Can we make a Finsler metric complete by a trivial projective change?

Vladimir S. Matveev

A trivial projective change of a Finsler metric is the Finsler metric . I explain when it is possible to make a given Finsler metric both forward and backward complete…

math.DG2011★ 3 cited

Two remarks on -projectivity of Riemannian metrics

Vladimir S. Matveev, Stefan Rosemann

We show that -projectivity of two Riemannian metrics introduced in \cite{Top2003} implies affine equivalence of the metrics unless . Moreover, we s…

math.DG2011★ 35 cited

The Binet-Legendre Metric in Finsler Geometry

Vladimir S. Matveev, Marc Troyanov

For every Finsler metric we associate a Riemannian metric (called the Binet-Legendre metric). The transformation is -stable and has good smoothness p…

math.DG2011★ 2 cited

Some Remarks on Nijenhuis Bracket, Formality, and Kähler Manifolds

Paolo de Bartolomeis, Vladimir S. Matveev

One (actually, almost the only effective) way to prove formality of a differentiable manifold is to be able to produce a suitable derivation such that -lemma holds. We firs…

math.DG2011★ 3 cited

Proof of the Yano-Obata Conjecture for holomorph-projective transformations

Vladimir S. Matveev, Stefan Rosemann

We prove the classical Yano-Obata conjecture by showing that the connected component of the group of holomorph-projective transformations of a closed, connected Riemannian Kähler m…

math.DG2011★ 43 cited

Geodesically equivalent metrics in general relativity

Vladimir S. Matveev

We discuss whether it is possible to reconstruct a metric by its unparameterized geodesics, and how to do it effectively. We explain why this problem is interesting for general rel…