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Qichuan Ni

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Symmetric form geometric constant related to isosceles orthogonality in Banach spaces

In this article, we introduce a novel geometric constant $L_X(t)$, which provides an equivalent definition of the von Neumann-Jordan constant from an orthogonal perspective. First, we present some fundamental properties of the constant $L_X(t)$ in Banach spaces, including its upper and lower bounds, as well as its convexity, non-increasing continuity. Next, we establish the identities of $L_X(t)$ and the function $\gamma_X(t)$, the von Neumann-Jordan constant, respectively. We also delve into the relationship between this novel constant and several renowned geometric constants (such as the James constant and the modulus of convexity). Furthermore, by utilizing the lower bound of this new constant, we characterize Hilbert spaces. Finally, based on these findings, we further investigate the connection between this novel constant and the geometric properties of Banach spaces, including uniformly non-square, uniformly normal structure, uniformly smooth, etc.

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The skew James type constant in Banach spaces

In the past, Takahashi has introduced the James type constants $\mathcal{J}_{\mathcal{X} ,t}(\tau)$. Building upon this foundation, we introduce an innovative skew James type constant, denoted as $\mathcal{J}_t[\tau,\mathcal{X}]$, which is perceived as a skewed counterpart to the traditional James type constants. We delineate a novel constant, and proceed to ascertain its equivalent representations along with certain attributes within the context of Banach spaces, and then an investigation into the interrelation between the skewness parameter and the modulus of convexity is conducted, after that we define another new constant $\mathcal{G}_t(\mathcal{X})$, and some conclusions were drawn.

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Novel constants based on the generalization of Von Neumann-Jordan constant

We introduce a new geometric constant based on a generalization of the parallelogram law, and study its properties as well as some relationships with other well-known geometric constants. A sufficient condition for normal structure is presented. Next, we introduce a constant and calculate its value in a specific space. Furthermore, we introduce another new constant and investigate some of its basic properties.

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