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A simple and good reference about solitons
I want to study gradient Ricci solitons. Can anyone help me to find a simple and good reference about solitons and their applications?
Thanks
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Time has dimension $2$ with respect to the Ricci flow scaling
Terence Tao in his lecture notes on Ricci flow has written:
If we are to find a scale-invariant (and diffeomorphism-invariant) monotone quantity for Ricci flow, it had better be constant on the gradi …
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Expressing the Ricci flow as a gradient flow in a case that manifold $(M,g)$ is a Riemannian...
I want to express the Ricci flow as a gradient flow in a case that manifold $(M,g)$ is a Riemannian manifold with boundary. For this I use the Einstein-Hilbert action
$$S(g_{\mu \nu})=\frac{1}{16\pi} …
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The relations between the Perelman's entropy functional and notions of entropy from statisti...
I am looking for the relations and analogies between the Perelman's entropy functional,$\mathcal{W}(g,f,\tau)=\int_M [\tau(|\nabla f|^2+R)+f-n] (4\pi\tau)^{-\frac{n}{2}}e^{-f}dV$, and notions of entro …
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geometric meaning of Ricci-flatness
What is the geometric meaning of Ricci-flatness? We know that if the Riemann tensor at a point vanished, manifold is flat at this point. but I don't know When the Ricci tensor vanished at a point, wha …
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Energy functional
During my study on Ricci Flow I faced some functional known as energy functional. For example Einstein-Hilbert functional is called an energy functional, also in Perelman's works $\mathcal{F}(g,f)=\in …
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What is visualization of gradient flow of a functional?
I don't work on functional analysis but during my study, I faced gradient of a functional. I read its definition, but I can not understand why it is a useful tool? Why if a flow can be written as a gr …
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Ricci flow as a gradient flow and its Lyapunov function
In study of Ricci flow, for making Ricci flow as a gradient flow I faced $\mathcal{F}(g,f)=\int (R+|\nabla f|^2)e^{-f}$. I know that if we suppose $\frac{df}{dt}=-R$, then $\frac{d}{dt}\mathcal{F}(g,f …
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On Perelman's paper
In section 5 in "The entropy formula for the Ricci flow and its geometric applications" Perelman has written:
Fix a closed manifold $M$ with a probability measure $m$, and suppose
that our system is …
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In the case of the Ricci flow, the symmetries of the flow are scalings and diffeomorphisms
Can anyone help me and prove that in the case of the Ricci flow, the symmetries of the flow are scalings and diffeomorphisms?
Thanks for your time.
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On the definition of convergence of a sequence of sections of a bundle
Convergence of a sequence of sections of a bundle is defined as follows:
Definition: Let $E$ be a vector bundle over a manifold $M$, and let metrics $g$ and connections $∇$ be given on $E$ and on $TM …
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On the canonical neighborhoods
Suppose $M$ is a 3-dimensional manifold, John W. Morgan and Frederick Tsz-Ho Fong in their "Ricci Flow
and Geometrization
of 3-Manifolds" book as a definition of canonical neighborhoods have written:
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