Conjugate of every variable is denoted

In summary, the conversation is about a question received from a private message that asks for a scientific debate on four different problems. The first problem involves proving the local invertibility of a function, while the second problem deals with computing a normal and showing a limit. The third problem is about finding another coordinate patch for a surface, and the fourth problem involves proving the C infinity n-manifold of two given manifolds. The conversation ends with a question about the meaning of "conjugate".
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Hi I have received PM so I would like to post this question for scientific debate

here conjugate of every variable is denoted by _.
1.define f_:R3->R3 by f_(x_)=y_, where y1=x1+(x2)2+(x3-1)2,

y2=(x1)2+x2+((x3)2-3.x3), y3=(x1)3+(x2)2+x3.prove that f_ is locally

invertible about x_=(0,0,1).

2.let x_(theta,v)= (cos theata,sin theta,0)+v(sin 1/2 theta.cos theta,

sin1/2theata.sin theta,cos1/2 theta) with -pi<theata<pi,-1/2<v<1/2.

compute n_(theta,0) and show that

lim theta->-pi n_(theta,0)=-lim theta->pi n_(theta,0).

while lim theta->-pi x_(theta,0)=-lim theta->pi x_(theta,0).

[this is called the mobius band].give anothe coordinate patch so that

theta=+\-pi is included, thus making it to a surface [note that it is

impossible to make a choice of unit normal at each point of this surface

in a continuous fashion].

3.let M be the surface x_(u1,u2)=(u2cosu1,u2sinu1,pu1),where p is a

non zero constant.show that M is a minimal .[Mis called a hellicoid.]

4.if M1(resp.M2) is a C infinity n1-manifold (resp.n2-manifold),prove

M1xM2 is a C infinity n-manifold for n=n1+n2.

[hint.if (Ui,Qi) is a chart about mi belongs to Mi,than that make

(U1xU2,Q1xQ2) achart about (m1,m2)].
 
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Is something wrong with normal 12pt black text?!...Your post is an eyesore to try and read.

Have you made any attempt at these problems? Is this homework?
 
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"Scientific debate"? Why should anyone debate something as simple as this?

The only debate is what do you mean by "conjugate"?
 
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Hi I got this question from private message therefore I posted it if anyone feel it is homework do not answer on it because I don't know if it homework or not even it is as simple as this
HallsofIvy said:
"Scientific debate"? Why should anyone debate something as simple as this?

The only debate is what do you mean by "conjugate"?
 

Related to Conjugate of every variable is denoted

1. What is the meaning of "conjugate of every variable is denoted"?

"Conjugate of every variable is denoted" is a mathematical term that refers to the representation of a variable or function using its complex conjugate. This is done by changing the sign of the imaginary component of the variable or function.

2. Why is the conjugate of a variable important?

The conjugate of a variable is important because it allows us to simplify and manipulate complex numbers and functions in a more efficient way. It also helps us to solve equations involving complex numbers and to find the roots of polynomials.

3. How is the conjugate of a variable denoted?

The conjugate of a variable is denoted by adding a bar or a prime symbol over the variable. For example, the conjugate of z would be written as either z̄ or z'.

4. Can the conjugate of a variable be a complex number?

Yes, the conjugate of a variable can be a complex number. In fact, the conjugate of a complex number is always a complex number. This is because the conjugate of a complex number involves changing the sign of the imaginary component, which is a necessary step in simplifying complex numbers.

5. How is the conjugate of a function calculated?

The conjugate of a function is calculated by taking the complex conjugate of each term in the function. This means changing the sign of the imaginary component for each term. For example, the conjugate of f(z) = z^2 + 3z + 2 would be written as f(z̄) = (z̄)^2 + 3(z̄) + 2.

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