Abstract

A divergence function defines a Riemannian metric G and dually coupled affine connections $$\left( \nabla , \nabla ^{*}\right) $$ with respect to it in a manifold M. When M is dually flat, a canonical divergence is known, which is uniquely determined from $$\left\{ G, \nabla , \nabla ^{*}\right\} $$ . We search for a standard divergence for a general non-flat M. It is introduced by the magnitude of the inverse exponential map, where $$\alpha =-(1/3)$$ connection plays a fundamental role. The standard divergence is different from the canonical divergence.

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