Titlebook: Convex Integration Theory; Solutions to the h-p David Spring Book 1998 Springer Basel AG 1998 Differential topology.Manifold.Topology.diffe

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Hans Müller-Steinhagen Prof. Dr.-Ing.e the .-principle for open, ample relations . ⊂ .. in case . ≥ 2. In effect, the analytic theory in Chapter III allows for controlled “large” moves in the pure derivatives ∂. /∂.. while maintaining small perturbations in all the complementary ⊥-derivatives. This analytic technique works well in spac

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Michael Kleiber Dr.,Ralph Joh Dr. rer. Nat.a microfibration. We recall the notation introduced in I §3. A section α ∈ Γ(.) (. = id.) is . if there is a ..-section . ∈ Γ.(.) such that ... = .α ∈ Γ(..). The relation . satisfies the . if for each α ∈ Γ(.) there is a homotopy of sections .: [0,1] ↑ Γ(.), .. = α, such that the section .. is holon

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Michael Kleiber Dr.,Ralph Joh Dr. rer. Nat.tral result of the general theory. Recall that Theorem 7.2 is proved in the strong form i.e. the asserted homotopy is holonomic at each stage. This strong form of .-stability is exploited in §8.1.2 to develop a theory of short sections, which provides a natural context for studying non-ample relatio

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Tony Bridgeman,P. C. Chatwin,C. Plumptonl Control theory, and we prove a general ..-Relaxation Theorem 10.2. In broadest terms the underlying analytic approximation problem for both the Relaxation Theorem and for Convex Integration theory is the following. Let . ⊂ .. and let .: [0,1] → .. be a continuous vector valued function which is di

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-0348-8940-7Differential topology; Manifold; Topology; differential geometry; equation; function; geometry; theorem

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