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Russian Texts on Geometry

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1 answer

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Good sources to learn about Geometric Analysis

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1 answer

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Riemannian metrics and how spaces look

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Confused about the possibility of different differentiable structures.

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Questions about torsion of a curve in $\mathbb{R}^3$ and analogues of torsion in higher dimensions

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Taylor Expansion of tensor moved by a flow.

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Question about complete metric on manifolds

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Groups that are not Lie Groups

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Calculation of a covariant derivative and exterior derivative

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Zero set of finitely many polynomials.

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Why isn't every manifold parallelizable, given that $TM = \bigsqcup_{p \in M}T_pM$?

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asked Aug 16, 2014 at 19:05

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Bogus proof that the Liouville Form on the cotangent bundle is nondegenerate.

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Some questions about the proof of the General Linear Group being a manifold.

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An Atlas for $\mathbb{R}/{2\pi \mathbb{Z}} $

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Geometric Structures of a fixed area.

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What are Fourier Coefficients with respect to a circle action

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Function converging in $L^1$

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1 answer

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Volumes and metric

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Proof of the cardinality of continuous functions from $[0,1]$ to $[0,1]$.

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19 Questions

Russian Texts on Geometry

Good sources to learn about Geometric Analysis

Riemannian metrics and how spaces look

Confused about the possibility of different differentiable structures.

Questions about torsion of a curve in $\mathbb{R}^3$ and analogues of torsion in higher dimensions

Taylor Expansion of tensor moved by a flow.

Question about complete metric on manifolds

Groups that are not Lie Groups

Calculation of a covariant derivative and exterior derivative

Zero set of finitely many polynomials.

Why isn't every manifold parallelizable, given that $TM = \bigsqcup_{p \in M}T_pM$?

Bogus proof that the Liouville Form on the cotangent bundle is nondegenerate.

Some questions about the proof of the General Linear Group being a manifold.

An Atlas for $\mathbb{R}/{2\pi \mathbb{Z}} $

Geometric Structures of a fixed area.

What are Fourier Coefficients with respect to a circle action

Function converging in $L^1$

Volumes and metric

Proof of the cardinality of continuous functions from $[0,1]$ to $[0,1]$.