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SUMMARY:Yurii G. Nikonorov (Southern Mathematical Institute of the Vladika
 vkaz Scientific Center of the Russian Academy of Sciences)
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DESCRIPTION:Title: <a href="https://researchseminars.org/talk/VSGS/67/">Fi
 nite homogeneous metric spaces with special properties</a>\nby Yurii G. Ni
 konorov (Southern Mathematical Institute of the Vladikavkaz Scientific Cen
 ter of the Russian Academy of Sciences) as part of Virtual seminar on geom
 etry with symmetries\n\n\nAbstract\nThis talk is devoted to some recent re
 sults on finite homogeneous metric spaces obtained in joint papers with Pr
 of. V.N. Berestovskii. Every finite homogeneous metric subspace of an Eucl
 idean space represents the vertex set of a compact convex polytope with th
 e isometry group that is transitive on the set of vertices\, moreover\, al
 l these vertices lie on some sphere. Consequently\, the study of such subs
 ets is closely related to the theory of convex polytopes in Euclidean spac
 es.\n\nThe main subject of discussion is the classification of regular and
  semiregular polytopes in Euclidean spaces by whether or not their vertex 
 sets have the normal homogeneity property or the Clifford - Wolf homogenei
 ty property.\nThe normal homogeneity and the Clifford - Wolf homogeneity d
 escribe more stronger properties than the homogeneity. Therefore\, it is q
 uite natural to check the presence of these properties for the vertex sets
  of regular and semiregular polytopes.\n\nIn the second part of the talk\,
  we consider the $m$-point homogeneity property and the point homogeneity 
 degree for finite metric spaces. Among main results\, there is a classific
 ation of polyhedra with all edges of equal length and with 2-point homogen
 eous vertex sets.\n\nThe most recent results and still unsolved problems i
 n this topic will also be discussed.\n
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