
Let M be a finite-dimensional C3 manifold supplied with a C2 Finsler metric ds = F(x, dx), which is not necessarily even in dx. Let p designate the induced oriented topological metric. For any p E M, the antipodal locus of p is the set A(p)= {qEMIp(p, q)_p(p, r) for all rEM}. For example, if M is a real projective space with the Riemannian metric of constant curvature 1, A (p) is a smooth hypersurface (in fact, a projective hyperplane) for every pEHM. One may ask, how close does this property come to characterizing real projective spaces among Finsler manifolds? We prove
Global differential geometry of Finsler spaces and generalizations (areal metrics), real projective spaces, Finsler manifolds
Global differential geometry of Finsler spaces and generalizations (areal metrics), real projective spaces, Finsler manifolds
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