Titlebook: Introduction to Smooth Manifolds; John M. Lee Textbook 20031st edition Springer Science+Business Media New York 2003 Algebra.Cohomology.De

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De Rham Cohomology, of the manifold, connected with the existence of “holes” of higher dimensions. Making this dependence quantitative leads to a new set of invariants of smooth manifolds, called the de Rham cohomology groups, which are the subject of this chapter.

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Smooth Manifolds,alculus. The most familiar examples, aside from Euclidean spaces themselves, are smooth plane curves such as circles and parabolas, and smooth surfaces such as spheres, tori, paraboloids, ellipsoids, and hyperboloids. Higher-dimensional examples include the set of unit vectors in ℝ. (the .-sphere) a

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Vector Bundles,rd coordinates we constructed on . make it look, locally, like the Cartesian product of an open subset of . with ℝ.. As we will see later in the book, this kind of structure arises quite frequently—a collection of vector spaces, one for each point in ., glued together in a way that looks . like the

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The Cotangent Bundle,tangent space at a point . ∈ .. The space of all covectors at . is a vector space called the cotangent space at .; in linear-algebraic terms, it is the dual space to .... The union of all cotangent spaces at all points of . is a vector bundle called the cotangent bundle.

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