aleazk Science Advisor Insights Author Messages 83 Reaction score 62 Thread starter May 14, 2011 #1 Hi, where I can find a proof of the theorem that establishes that a manifold is metrizable (with a riemannian metric) if and only if is paracompact?. Last edited: May 15, 2011
Hi, where I can find a proof of the theorem that establishes that a manifold is metrizable (with a riemannian metric) if and only if is paracompact?.
aleazk Science Advisor Insights Author Messages 83 Reaction score 62 May 15, 2011 #2 Wow, I found a proof in Kobayashi and Nomizu, Vol I, and it seems pretty hard . I think that simply I will have to accept the result
Wow, I found a proof in Kobayashi and Nomizu, Vol I, and it seems pretty hard . I think that simply I will have to accept the result
micromass Staff Emeritus Science Advisor Homework Helper Insights Author Messages 22,170 Reaction score 3,335 May 15, 2011 #3 Hi aleazk! Try "topology" of Munkres, it gives an easy proof of the result (but the proof is still several pages long )
Hi aleazk! Try "topology" of Munkres, it gives an easy proof of the result (but the proof is still several pages long )