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Revista de la Real Academia de Ciencias Exactas Físicas y Naturales Serie A Matemáticas· 2026Q1

Banach–Stone type theorems on uniformly continuous and Lipschitz continuous pseudometrics

Katsuhisa Koshino

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This paper introduces and proves Banach–Stone type theorems for uniformly continuous and Lipschitz continuous pseudometrics on uniform spaces and metric spaces, respectively.

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  • Introduces Banach–Stone type theorems for uniformly continuous pseudometrics on uniform spaces.
  • Establishes Banach–Stone type theorems for Lipschitz continuous pseudometrics on metric spaces.
  • Generalizes the classical Banach–Stone theorem to pseudometrics.
  • Provides a framework for studying the structure of spaces through pseudometric properties.

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Abstract

Abstract For a uniform space $$Z = (Z,\mathcal {U}_Z)$$ Z = ( Z , U Z ) with a uniformity $$\mathcal {U}_Z$$ U Z , a pseudometric d on Z is uniformly continuous with respect to $$\mathcal {U}_Z$$ U Z if for each $$\epsilon > 0$$ ϵ > 0 , there is an entourage $$U \in \mathcal {U}_Z$$ U ∈ U Z such that if $$(x,y) \in U$$ ( x , y ) ∈ U , then $$d(x,y) < \epsilon $$ d ( x , y ) < ϵ . When $$Z = (Z,d_Z)$$ Z = ( Z , d Z ) is a metric space with an admissible metric $$d_Z$$ d Z , d is Lipschitz continuous with respect to $$d_Z$$ d Z if there exists $$k > 0$$ k > 0 such that for every pair $$(x,y) \in Z^2$$ ( x , y ) ∈ Z 2 with $$x \ne y$$ x ≠ y , $$d(x,y) \le kd_Z(x,y)$$

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