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how can I transform my calculation on S^3 to the S^2.
for example a trace or a Fourier transform
for example a trace or a Fourier transform
This discussion focuses on transforming calculations from the 3-sphere (S^3) to the 2-sphere (S^2) using the Hopf map. The transformation involves considering R^4 as C^2 and analyzing complex lines in C^2, which are homeomorphic to S^2. The user seeks to compute an integral in S^3 and inquire about methods for transforming this integral to S^2. The discussion suggests generalizing the Fubini theorem and mentions the Maple Atlas package as a potential tool for performing these calculations.
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mathwonk said:hopf map? consider R^4 as C^2, the complex 2 space, and consider all complex "lines" in C^2. this family of complex subspaces is homeomorphic to S^2, hence this fibres S^3 over S^2 with fibers equal to circles. this is the famous hopf map from S^3 to S^2.