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Research introduces a new angle based on norm derivatives to characterize geometric properties in Banach spaces, indicating potential implications for convexity studies.
Motivated by recent work on generalized angles in Banach spaces, we introduce a new angle Aρ (x,y) based on norm derivatives for two nonzero vectors x and y. We first study its elementary properties and then use it to characterize strict convexity in Banach spaces. Furthermore, we define two new geometric constants D_ρ^B (X) and D_g^B (X), induced from norm derivatives. We explore the relationship between D_ρ^B (X) and existing geometric constants, as well as properties like non-squareness and uniform convexity. A characterization of the Radon plane with an affine-regular hexagonal unit sphere is given in termρs of D_ρ^B (X). Finally, we establish some estimates for D_g^B (X) and connect it to non-squareness.
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