Approximation of length metrics by conformally flat Riemannian metrics
Andres A. Contreras Hip, Ewain Gwynne

TL;DR
This paper proves that any length metric on Euclidean space can be uniformly approximated by conformally flat Riemannian metrics, facilitating applications in quantum gravity research.
Contribution
It provides a rigorous proof of approximation of length metrics by conformally flat Riemannian metrics, a result with implications for quantum gravity models.
Findings
Any length metric on ℝ^d can be approximated uniformly by conformally flat Riemannian metrics.
The approximation technique is used to explore Liouville quantum gravity.
The result bridges metric geometry and Riemannian geometry in a novel way.
Abstract
We present a proof of the folklore result that any length metric on can be approximated by conformally flat Riemannian distance functions in the uniform distance. This result is used to study Liouville quantum gravity in another paper by the same authors.
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TopicsMorphological variations and asymmetry
