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The study of differentiable manifolds and differentiable maps. One fundamental problem is that of classifying manifolds up to diffeomorphism. Differential topology is what Poincaré understood as topology or “analysis situs”.
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Do rings of smooth functions differ from rings of continuous functions?
Let $M$, $N$ be connected nondiscrete compact smooth manifolds. Can the ring of continuous functions on $M$ be isomorphic to the ring of smooth functions on $N$?
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Are there textbooks on differential geometry in the language of smooth sets or smooth derive...
In differential geometry it is often natural to speak of infinite-dimensional manifolds (e.g., the manifold of mappings between two smooth manifolds). Different versions of generalized smooth spaces a …
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Intuition/meaning behind/physical content of the concept of a smooth structure
Some mathematical structures are visualized very well. I imagine how a shapeless bunch of points (a set; the only property of which is quantity) is collected in one or another soft form (topological s …
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Homotopy properties of Lie groups
Let $G$ be a real connected Lie group. I am interested in its special homotopy properties, which distinguish it from other smooth manifolds
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$G$ is homotopy equivalent to a smooth compact …
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Cartesian-closed full subcategory of locally ringed spaces containing smooth manifolds
This coming fall, I will be teaching a course on differential topology to a small group of strong students. In preparation for it, I'm trying to find a category $\mathrm{GDiff}$ with the following pro …
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Is it possible to define contact manifolds as manifolds with a G-structure?
Many geometries (Riemannian, symplectic, complex, Kähler, Calabi-Yau) can be defined as categories of G-structures on manifolds with the first integrability condition (zeroing of torsion of G-structur …
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Is the category of diffeological spaces a full subcategory of locally ringed spaces?
It is known that the natural functor of smooth functions from the category of smooth manifolds into the category of locally ringed spaces is a full embedding (see, for example, here).
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Classification of functorial smooth vector fiber bundles
Let $\mathrm{Bundle}$ be the category whose objects are smooth vector fiber bundles over $\mathbb{R}$, and morphisms are fiberwise smooth linear map (that is, the base is not assumed to be fixed).
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Is the reversibility of inflation of a subset equivalent to its smoothness?
$D_r(x)$ denotes a closed ball of radius $r$ centered at $x$.
Definition. Let $M \subset \mathbb{R}^n$.
$D_r (M): = \bigcup\limits_{x \in M} D_r (x)$
$Int_r (M): = \{x ~|~ D_r(x) \subset M\}$
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