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==Today's Agenda== |
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===Debts=== |
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A bit more about proper functions on locally compact spaces. |
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===Smooth Retracts and Smooth Brouwer=== |
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'''Theorem.''' There does not exist a smooth retract <math>r:D^{n+1}\to S^n</math>. |
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'''Corollary.''' (The Brouwer Fixed Point Theorem) Every smooth <math>f:D^n\to D^n</math> has a fixed point. |
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'''Suggestion''' for a good deed. Tell {{Dror}} if he likes the Brouwer fixed point theorem, for he is honestly unsure. But first hear some drorpaganda on what he likes and what he doesn't quite. |
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'''Corollary.''' The sphere '''S^n''' is not smoothly contractible. |
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'''Challenge.''' Remove the word "smooth" everywhere above. |
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===Smooth Approximation=== |
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'''Theorem.''' Let <math>A</math> be a closed subset of a smooth manifold <math>M</math>, let <math>f:M\to{\mathbb R}</math> be a ''continuous'' function whose restriction <math>f|_A</math> to <math>A</math> is smooth, and let <math>\epsilon</math> be your favourite small number. Then there exists a ''smooth'' <math>g:M\to{\mathbb R}</math> so that <math>f|_A=g|_A</math> and <math>||f-g||<\epsilon</math>. Furthermore, <math>f</math> and <math>g</math> are homotopic via an <math>\epsilon</math>-small homotopy. |
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'''Theorem.''' The same, with the target space replaced by an arbitrary compact metrized manifold <math>N</math>. |
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===Tubular Neighborhoods=== |
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'''Theorem.''' Every compact smooth submanifold <math>M^m</math> of <math>{\mathbb R}^n</math> has a "tubular neighborhood". |
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The information below is preliminary and cannot be trusted! (v)
Today's Agenda
Debts
A bit more about proper functions on locally compact spaces.
Smooth Retracts and Smooth Brouwer
Theorem. There does not exist a smooth retract .
Corollary. (The Brouwer Fixed Point Theorem) Every smooth has a fixed point.
Suggestion for a good deed. Tell Dror if he likes the Brouwer fixed point theorem, for he is honestly unsure. But first hear some drorpaganda on what he likes and what he doesn't quite.
Corollary. The sphere S^n is not smoothly contractible.
Challenge. Remove the word "smooth" everywhere above.
Smooth Approximation
Theorem. Let be a closed subset of a smooth manifold , let be a continuous function whose restriction to is smooth, and let be your favourite small number. Then there exists a smooth so that and . Furthermore, and are homotopic via an -small homotopy.
Theorem. The same, with the target space replaced by an arbitrary compact metrized manifold .
Tubular Neighborhoods
Theorem. Every compact smooth submanifold of has a "tubular neighborhood".
