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How are infinite-dimensional manifolds most commonly treated?
I originally posted this question on StackExchange, where it was suggested I post here. It was also suggested I read about Hilbert manifolds and Fréchet manifolds. Nevertheless, I …
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2answers
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On the definition of ‘smooth vectors’ in Rieffel’s “Deformation Quantization for Actions of $ \mathbb{R}^{d} $”.
On the first page of Chapter 1 of Rieffel's Deformation Quantization for Actions of $ \mathbb{R}^{d} $, Rieffel defines a family of seminorms on the space $ A^{\infty} $ of smooth …
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1answer
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Proposed Counterexample to a Theorem of Differential Geometry (on Banach manifolds)
This question stems from Jeff Rubin's earlier MO question and a follow-up that I posted.
The former recalls the following result proved by both Serge Lang (Fundamentals of Differ …
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0answers
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What are the current possibilities for infinite-dimensional manifolds? [closed]
According to wikipedia, by a theorem of Henderson '69, infinite-dimensional Frechet Manifolds embed as open subspaces of Hilbert Space. They need to be seperable & metric. They …
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3answers
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Loop space: De Rham cohomology
How to calculate the DeRham cohomology of the free loop space $LM= C^\infty(S^1,M)$ as a Frechet manifold?.
Edit: It will be enough for me to know:
When $H^1_{DR}(LM)$ is no …
5
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2answers
242 views
Internal equivalence implies weak equivalence for Frechet Lie groupoids?
It is a known theorem that an internal equivalence of Lie groupoids (finite dimensional manifolds!) - that is an equivalence in the 2-category of Lie groupoids, smooth functors and …
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1answer
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Smooth functions tangent to the leaves of a foliation
Given two smooth manifolds $M$ and $N$, it is known that if $M$ is compact, then $C^\infty(M,N)$ is a Fréchet manifold whose tangent space at $f \in C^\infty(M,N)$ is the space
$$T …
5
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1answer
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A fact about finite-dimensional manifolds I fear does not hold for Frechet manifolds (what’s new?)
Let $M$ be a manifold equipped with a pair of surjective submersions $N_1 \stackrel{p_1}{\leftarrow} M \stackrel{p_2}{\rightarrow} N_2$ where $dim N_1 = dim N_2 = n$. Then we can f …
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1answer
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Induced map on path manifolds: is it a submersion?
Consider the following claim:
Let $p:M \to N$ be a (surjective) submersion of finite-dimensional smooth
manifolds. Let $J$ denote one of $[0,1],\ [0,1),\ (0,1]$. Then $p_*:M …
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0answers
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Loop space: various manifold structure.
While reading articles, Sometimes i see collection of all smooth loops as hilbert manifold(pre). Sometime i see this space as banach manifold. Sometime i see this sapce as nuclear …
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0answers
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Regular maps between Frechet manifolds and pullbacks
An oft-used example of a regular map of finite-dimensional smooth manifolds is a submersion. We have the well-known result that the pullback of a submersion exists and is a submers …
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2answers
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frechet manifolds book
hi, does anyone know a good book or some lecture notes on the theory of frechet manifolds ?
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1answer
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Ind-Frechet manifolds?
Short version: has anyone done geometry on something that is the formal filtered colimit of Frechet manifolds?
Longer version: A colleague and I came up with a concept today that …
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1answer
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Complement of a closed star-shaped subset in a Frechet space
Let $U$ be the complement of a closed star-shaped subset in a separable
infinite-dimensional Frechet space. Since every
separable Frechet space is homeomorphic to $l_2$,
one knows …
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Two notions of tangent vector for a Fréchet manifold
Let $X$ be a Frechet or Banach manifold. We can define tangent vectors by equivalence classes of smooth curves. But, we could also define them as derivations of germs of smooth fun …

