Jason DeVito

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I'm an assistant professor the University of Tennessee at Martin. My mathematical interests are Riemannian geometry and algebraic topology (with a dash of Set Theory), especially in using compact Lie Groups for any purpose whatsoever.
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When are fiber bundles reversible?

apr 11 10 at 1:32 Jason DeVito 2,738●2●9●25

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Adjoint orbits of small subspaces in Lie algebras

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Examples of common false beliefs in mathematics.
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Homotopy groups of Lie groups
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Classification of (compact) Lie groups
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Some questions about scalar curvature
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Oriention-Reversing Diffeomorphisms of a Manifold
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A Riemannian metric on S^2 \times S^2 of nonnegative curvature that is not a product
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Lie Groups and Manifolds
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What is the Cayley projective plane?
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Explanation for E_8’s torsion
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Is every group object in TopMan a Lie group?
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“No Small Subgroups” Argument
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Classification problem for non-compact manifolds
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Fundamental Examples (2)
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Cardinality of Equivalence Classes of Cauchy Sequences
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Invariant Vector Fields for Homogenous Spaces
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Maps inducing zero on homotopy groups but are not null-homotopic
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Transitive action on the sphere
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When does a submersion have connected fibers?
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Constant curvature manifolds
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Smoothness of frame bundle of (global) orbifolds [reference request]
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Appearances of ‘exotic’ compact Lie Groups
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Stiefel-Whitney Classes over Integers?
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Examples of the varying strengths of topological invariants
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How do you find the potential function V of the gradient system?
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a small questions about hopf theorem
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Ternary relations that are not binary functions
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Can a non-surjective polynomial map from an infinite field to itself miss only finitely many points?
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Abelianization of Lie groups

 

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