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Graduate Is the (n-1)th de Rham Cohomology of U\{x} Non-Zero?
Hi, Let U be an open subset of R^n and n=>2 and x /in U. I want to show that (n-1)th de rham cohomology of U\ {x} is non zero. I suppose i can solve this question by using excision theorem from singular homology. But i have a hint for this problem: Consider the restrictions S--->U\ {x}---->...- seydunas
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Graduate Hi,I want to show that the set of boundary points on a manifold
Ok, this question is in the chapter 7 in Lee's book( this is the submersion, immersion chapter). What is the relation of invariance of domain and chapter 7? Why did the auther ask this question at chapter 7?- seydunas
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Graduate Hi,I want to show that the set of boundary points on a manifold
Sorry, This is not true. It will be R^n can not be homeomorphic to upper half plane. Note that upper half plane is {x=(x_1,,,,,x_n) \in R^n : x_n =>0}.- seydunas
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Graduate Hi,I want to show that the set of boundary points on a manifold
Hi, I want to show that the set of boundary points on a manifold with boundary is well defined, i.e the image of a point on a manifold with boundary can not be both the interior point and boundary point on upper half space. To do this, it is enough to show that R^n can be homeomorphic to...- seydunas
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- Boundary Manifold Points Set
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Graduate Understanding the Möbius Bundle on a Circle
Hi, i can not understand how circle has a nontrivial bundle, Möbius bundle. Can you say me what is its transition function on it.- seydunas
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Graduate How Is F_p/F^2_p Isomorphic to (T_p(M))^* in Smooth Manifolds?
Sorry, our map is linear. So this is true for vector spaces. Now i understood everything.- seydunas
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Graduate How Is F_p/F^2_p Isomorphic to (T_p(M))^* in Smooth Manifolds?
I can see why ker(phi)=F²_p. But the first isomorphism theorem of algebra is valid for groups, right? Ohh yes, every vector space has a group structure under addition. So, we are done.- seydunas
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Graduate How Is F_p/F^2_p Isomorphic to (T_p(M))^* in Smooth Manifolds?
Hi, I want to ask a problem from Lee ' s book Introduction to Smooth Manifolds: Let F_p denote the subspace of C^\inf(M) consisting of smooth functions that vanish at p and let F^2_p be the subspace of F_p spanned by functions fg for some f,g \in F_p. Define a map \phi: F_p----->...- seydunas
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- Manifolds Smooth
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Graduate What is the Characterization of a Function Whose Cube is Smooth?
i just want to ask what are the functions whose cube is smooth?- seydunas
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Graduate John Lee,Smooth mfds exercise 2.16
If we can take the interior of support coming from partition of unity, we are done.- seydunas
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Graduate What is the Characterization of a Function Whose Cube is Smooth?
Hi, I want to charectize the function whose cube is smooth from R to R. For example x^1/3 is smooth and olsa any polynomial but how can i charectrize it? Thanks- seydunas
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- Cube Function Smooth
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Graduate John Lee,Smooth mfds exercise 2.16
Hi, i have tried to solve exercise2.16 in Lee' s book, smooth manifolds: Let X be a top. mfd with the propert that for every open cover O there exist partition of unity subordinate to O. Show X is paracompact. I think there is a trick to construct locally refinement open cover by using...- seydunas
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Graduate Question about differentiable structures
Sorry quasar, but how can sure that you can modify the atlas A to A' as you describe before?. In my opinion, we can write function f: B^n---> B^n s.t x--->x.absvalue(x)^-2/3, this map is homeomoprhism and it is not differentiable at 0. Now, if we compose it by g which is taken at first, we get...- seydunas
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Graduate Proving Manifold with Boundary & C^/inf(M) on Smooth Manifold | FAQ
For manifold with boundary, how can we write the charts precisely?- seydunas
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Graduate Proving Manifold with Boundary & C^/inf(M) on Smooth Manifold | FAQ
C/inf(M) is infinite dimensional but how? I thought that for all point on M (one point is closed set) there exist open nhd, and by using partitions of unity we can extend the function on M , now i wonder that the set of theese functions is linearly independent or not? IF so, we are done.- seydunas
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