Precise estimates for certain distances in $\mathbb{R}^d$
Matteo Fiacchi, Nikolai Nikolov

TL;DR
This paper derives precise estimates for various intrinsic distances in convex and strongly convex domains in Euclidean space, including the Kobayashi-Hilbert, minimal, and $k$-quasi hyperbolic metrics, with applications in convex geometry.
Contribution
It provides sharp boundary estimates for these metrics and characterizes the $k$-quasi hyperbolic metric within convex geometry, advancing understanding of intrinsic distances.
Findings
Sharp boundary estimates for the Kobayashi-Hilbert metric near strongly convex points
Precise estimates for the minimal metric near convex and strongly minimally convex points
Characterization of the $k$-quasi hyperbolic metric in convex domains
Abstract
We provide sharp estimates for the intrinsic distances of Finsler metrics with precise boundary estimates. These metrics include the Kobayashi-Hilbert metric near strongly convex points, the minimal metric near convex and strongly minimally convex points, and the -quasi hyperbolic metric in -strongly convex domains. Finally, we prove a characterization result in convex geometry for the -quasi hyperbolic metric.
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