1. Jul 12, 2008 #1

   hadi amiri 4

   

   show that there is no immersion of [/n] into [R][/n]

    

   hadi amiri 4, Jul 12, 2008
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3. Jul 12, 2008 #2

   hadi amiri 4

   

   Re: immersion
   
   show that there is no immersion of S^n into R^n

    

   hadi amiri 4, Jul 12, 2008
4. Jul 12, 2008 #3

   roam

   

   Re: immersion
   
   By definition;
   
   [tex]f : S^{n}\rightarrow R^n[/tex] is an immersion if;
   
   [tex]D_{p}f : T_{p}S^n \rightarrow T_{f(p)}R^n[/tex]

    

   roam, Jul 12, 2008

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