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Does their exist something like L^2 Mapping spaces to general manifolds?
Given a compact manifold $C$ and a n-manifold $M$ we mostly work on either
$C^{\infty}(C,M)$ seen as a Frechet manifold.
or $H^{k}(C,M)$ seen has a Hilbert manifold when $k > n/2$.
Although both s …
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