Topology and Geometry of Manifolds Assignment 5 for Math 545, Winter 2000, Assignments of Geometry

Math 545 assignment #5 for the topology and geometry of manifolds course, due on 2/9/2000. The assignment includes required and optional problems. Required problems involve showing that a smooth function on a compact manifold vanishes at some point, proving that there is no smooth submersion from the manifold to rk for any k, and examining the level sets of a specific map. Optional problems include showing that the image of a smooth map of constant rank can be given a manifold structure and discussing the relationship between regular values and embedded submanifolds.

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Math 545 Topology and Geometry of Manifolds Winter 2000
Assignment #5
Due 2/9/2000
I. Required problems.
1. Suppose Mis a smooth compact manifold.
(a) If f:Mโˆ’โ†’ Ris a smooth function, show that fโˆ—vanishes at some point of
M.
(b) Show that there is no smooth submersion F:Mโˆ’โ†’ Rkfor any k.
2. Consider the map F:R4โˆ’โ†’ R2defined by
F(x, y, s, t)=(x2+y, x2+y2+s2+t2+y).
Show that (0,1) is a regular value of F, and that the level set Fโˆ’1(0,1) is diffeo-
morphic to S2.
3. Exercise 3.4 in the notes.
4. Define subsets of R2by
M={(x, y)โˆˆR2:xy =0},
N={(x, y)โˆˆR2:x2=y3}.
Answer the following questions for each of these two subsets. Prove your answers
correct.
(a) Is it an embedded submanifold of R2?
(b) If the answer to (a) is no, can it be given a smooth manifold structure (i.e.,
manifold topology and smooth structure) such that it is an immersed sub-
manifold of R2?
II. Optional problems.
5. Let F:Mโˆ’โ†’ Nbe a smooth map of constant rank k,andletS=F(M). Show
that Scan be given a manifold topology and smooth structure such that it is an
immersed k-dimensional submanifold of Nand F:Mโˆ’โ†’ Sis smooth. Are these
structures unique?
6. Decide whether each of the following statements is true or false, and discuss why.
(a) If F:Mโˆ’โ†’ Nis a smooth map and Fโˆ’1(c) is an embedded submanifold of
Mfor some cโˆˆN,thencis a regular value of F.
(b) If SโŠ‚Mis a closed embedded submanifold, there is a smooth map F:M
โˆ’โ†’ Psuch that Sis a regular level set of F.

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Math 545 Topology and Geometry of Manifolds Winter 2000 Assignment # Due 2/9/

I. Required problems.

  1. Suppose M is a smooth compact manifold. (a) If f : M โˆ’โ†’ R is a smooth function, show that fโˆ— vanishes at some point of M. (b) Show that there is no smooth submersion F : M โˆ’โ†’ Rk^ for any k.
  2. Consider the map F : R^4 โˆ’โ†’ R^2 defined by

F (x, y, s, t) = (x^2 + y, x^2 + y^2 + s^2 + t^2 + y).

Show that (0, 1) is a regular value of F , and that the level set F โˆ’^1 (0, 1) is diffeo- morphic to S^2.

  1. Exercise 3.4 in the notes.
  2. Define subsets of R^2 by

M = {(x, y) โˆˆ R^2 : xy = 0}, N = {(x, y) โˆˆ R^2 : x^2 = y^3 }.

Answer the following questions for each of these two subsets. Prove your answers correct. (a) Is it an embedded submanifold of R^2? (b) If the answer to (a) is no, can it be given a smooth manifold structure (i.e., manifold topology and smooth structure) such that it is an immersed sub- manifold of R^2?

II. Optional problems.

  1. Let F : M โˆ’โ†’ N be a smooth map of constant rank k, and let S = F (M). Show that S can be given a manifold topology and smooth structure such that it is an immersed k-dimensional submanifold of N and F : M โˆ’โ†’ S is smooth. Are these structures unique?
  2. Decide whether each of the following statements is true or false, and discuss why. (a) If F : M โˆ’โ†’ N is a smooth map and F โˆ’^1 (c) is an embedded submanifold of M for some c โˆˆ N, then c is a regular value of F. (b) If S โŠ‚ M is a closed embedded submanifold, there is a smooth map F : M โˆ’โ†’ P such that S is a regular level set of F.