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Hi friends !

Let E be a holomorphic vector bundle over a complex manifold M . We identify M with the zero section of E .
i would like to know what's mean "" We identify M with the zero section of E ".
thnx :)
 
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math6 said:
Hi friends !

Let E be a holomorphic vector bundle over a complex manifold M . We identify M with the zero section of E .
i would like to know what's mean "" We identify M with the zero section of E ".
thnx :)

For any vector bundle, the set of zero vectors across the manifold is diffeomorphic to the manifold. The map x->(x.0) maps the manifold to the zero section. It is easy to check that it is an embedding.