Writing a story about a college math student

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The discussion centers around a writer seeking assistance in crafting a story about a college math student, specifically looking for an example of a question in Differential Geometry that involves the concept of "Submersion." The writer aims to connect the mathematical question to the character's life events.

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Main Points Raised

  • The original poster requests an example of a Differential Geometry question involving a "Submersion," including the process and solution.
  • One participant provides a technical problem involving a Riemannian manifold and a surjective submersion, asking to show the existence of a unique metric on another manifold.
  • The original poster expresses gratitude for the provided example, indicating it meets their needs.

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The discussion does not appear to have any disagreement; however, it remains unresolved whether the provided example fully meets the original poster's narrative needs.

Contextual Notes

The original request lacks specificity regarding the type of word problem desired, and the provided example may depend on the definitions and context of the terms used in Differential Geometry.

Who May Find This Useful

Writers, educators, and students interested in the intersection of mathematics and storytelling, particularly in the context of Differential Geometry.

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Hello, everyone:

I have a bit of a strange question, but I am a writer and I'm writing a story about a college math student. What I'm in need of is an example of a question in Differential Geometry involving a "Submersion" (preferably a word problem), the process, and the solution.

The math question will come to parallel the events in the main character's life.

If anyone can give me an example of a question, process, and solution, it would be warmly appreciated. Please feel free to post on here, or e-mail me at jared.shipley@hotmail.com.

Thanks, everyone!
Jared S.
 
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Does anyone have any suggestions for this?
 


Hello?
 


Let (M,g) be a Riemannian manifold, N be a manifold, and p:M->N a surjective submersion. Suppose also that there exists a lie group G acting transitively on the fibers of p, with p(g*x) = p(x) for all g in G, x in M. Show that there exists a unique metric h on N such that p is a Riemannian submersion.
 


This will be great! Thank you so much! I appreciate it!
 

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