Transformations of metrics that preserve the geometric characteristics of finite metric spaces

Abstract

Given a class $F$ of metric spaces and a family of transformations $T$ of a metric, one has to describe a family of transformations $ T'\subset T$ that transfer $F$ into itself and preserve some types of minimal fillings. % We denote  $\rho_{ij}=\rho(p_i,p_j)$ and\\ $\r=(\rho_{12}, \rho_{13}, \ldots, \rho_{n-1,n})$ for any metric space $(M,\r)$ where $M=\{p_1,\ldots,p_n\}$.
%We considered the case
The article considers two cases.
%\iffalse
%\begin{itemize}
    %\item
    First, when $F$ is the class of all finite pseudometric spaces, the class $T$ consists of the maps $M\mapsto AM+\tau$, where the matrices $A$ and $\tau$ define the mapping of pseudometric matrix $M$, and the elements of $T'$ preserve any type $G$ of minimal fillings of pseudometric spaces whose points correspond to vertices of degree 1 of the graph G, and we prove that $A=\lambda E$ for some $\lambda\ge 0$, and $\tau$ is a pseudometric matrix, one of the minimal fillings of which is a star.
    Second when $F$ is the class of all finite pseudometric spaces, the class $T$ consists of the maps $\r\to A\r$, where $A$ is a diagonalizable matrix with two eigenvalues $\lambda_{max}> \lambda_{min} \ge 0$, the largest eigenvalue $\lambda_{max}$ of which has multiplicity 1, the eigenspace corresponding to the value $ \lambda_{min} $, does not contain nonzero pseudometrics, and the elements of $T'$ preserve the types $G$ of minimal fillings of the pseudometric space, whose points correspond to vertices of degree $1$ of graphs $G$. And we prove that for any mapping matrix from $T'$ there is a pseudometrics that is an eigenvector with the eigenvalue $\lambda_{max}$, among the minimum fillings of which there is a filling of the star type.
    Second, when $F$ is the class of all finite metric spaces, the class $T$ consists of the maps $\r\to N\r$, where the matrix $N$ is the sum of a positive diagonal matrix $A$ and a matrix with the same rows of non-negative elements. The elements of $T'$ preserve all minimal fillings of the type of non-degenerate stars. %we proved
    It has been proven that $T'$ consists of maps $\r\to N\r$, where $A$ is scalar. %;
    Third, when $F$ is the class of all finite additive metric spaces, $T$ is the class of all linear mappings given by matrices, and the elements of $T'$ preserve all non-degenerate types of minimal fillings, and we proved that for metric spaces consisting of at least four points $T'$  is the set of transformations given by scalar matrices. %;
    Fourth, when $F$ is the class of all finite ultrametric spaces, $T$ is the class of all linear mappings given by matrices, and we proved that for three-point spaces the matrices have the form $A=R(B+\lambda E)$, where $B$ is a matrix of identical rows of positive elements, and $R$ is a permutation of the points $(1,0,0)$, $(0,1,0)$ and $(0,0,1)$.