Introduction to Topological Manifolds
By John M. Lee. 2000
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Subfields: Mathematical Physics
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Citations in the corpus
- Existence and uniqueness of global Koopman eigenfunctions for stable fixed points and periodic orbits (2019, background): “Since it is clear from (15) that ψ−1 is the restriction to ψ(Q) of a continuous function G : S1× (Esx0)C → Q (given by the same formula), it follows that ψ is a proper map [Lee11, Prop.”
- From caging to grasping (2011, background): “The characteristic properties of the quotient topology [13], expressed in Lemma 1 induce a unique continuous map H̃ : D −→Mfree that commutes the diagram in Figure 11.”
- Random Fields and Geometry (2007, background): “The two recent books by Lee [93, 94] stand out from the pack as being particularly comprehensive and easy to read, and we highly recommend them as the right place to start.”
- The free energy principle made simpler but not too simple (2022, neutral): “16A manifold is a topological (state-) space where each state has a neighbourhood that is homeomorphic to a portion of an Euclidean space of the same dimension [38].”
- Introduction to Smooth Manifolds (2002, background): “It is a natural sequel to my earlier book on topological manifolds [Lee00].”
- Orientability and Energy Minimization in Liquid Crystal Models (2010, background): “Let us recall (see [23],[26]) that a continuous map Q : Ω → Q is said to have a lifting φ : Ω → S(2) if P ◦ φ = Q where P : S(2) → Q is a covering map, defined in our case as”
- A survey of the foundations of four-manifold theory in the topological category (2019, methodology): “It follows from the Collar neighbourhood theorem 2.5 that the topological space M#N inherits the structure of an n-manifold; see [Lee11, Proposition 6.6] for details.”
- The Miyaoka-Yau inequality and uniformisation of canonical models (2015, neutral): “A further general reference is [Lee11, Chap.”
- On geometric discretization of elasticity (2008, methodology): “We follow Munkres [29], Hatcher [20], Lee [25] and Hirani [22].”