Assignment for Topology and Geometry of Manifolds Course - Prof. Judith Arms, Assignments of Geometry

This is an assignment for math 545, topology and geometry of manifolds, for winter 2000. It includes required problems such as computing coordinate representations for maps using stereographic coordinates, showing that a closed unit ball in r^n is a manifold with boundary, and proving that the interior and boundary of a smooth n-manifold with boundary are smooth manifolds. Optional problems include determining necessary and sufficient conditions for a function to be smooth with respect to different atlases, and understanding the relationship between a continuous map and the space of continuous functions.

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Math 545 Topology and Geometry of Manifolds Winter 2000
Assignment #2
Due 1/19/2000
I. Required problems.
1. Compute the coordinate representation for each of the following maps, using stere-
ographic coordinates for spheres; use this to conclude that each map is smooth.
(a) ฮน:Snโ†’Rn+1 is inclusion.
(b) A:Snโ†’Snis the antipodal map A(x)=โˆ’x.
(c) F:S3โ†’S2is given by F(z,w)=(zw +wz, iwzโˆ’izw, zzโˆ’ww), where we
think of S3as the subset {(w, z):|w|2+|z|2=1}of C2.
2. Let M=B1(0), the closed unit ball in Rn. Show that Mis a manifold with
boundary, and can be given a smooth structure in such a way that the inclusion
map M,โ†’Rnis smooth.
3. Let Mbe a smooth n-manifold with b oundary. Show that Int Mis a smooth
n-manifold and โˆ‚M is a smooth (nโˆ’1)-manifold (both without boundary).
II. Optional problems.
4. Let A1and A2be the atlases for Rdefined by A1={(R,Id)},andA2={(R,ฯˆ)},
where ฯˆ(x)=x3.Letf:Rโ†’Rbe any function. Determine necessary and
sufficient conditions on fso that it will be:
(a) a smooth map (R,A2)โ†’(R,A1);
(b) a smooth map (R,A1)โ†’(R,A2).
5. For any topological space X,letC(X) denote the vector space of continuous
functions f:Xโ†’R.IfMand Nare topological manifolds and F:Mโ†’Nis a
continuous map, define Fโˆ—:C(N)โ†’C(M)byFโˆ—(f)=fโ—ฆF.
(a) Show that Fโˆ—is linear.
(b) Show that Fis smooth if and only if Fโˆ—(Cโˆž(N)) โŠ‚Cโˆž(M).
(c) If Fis a homeomorphism, show that Fis a diffeomorphism if and only if
Fโˆ—:Cโˆž(N)โ†’Cโˆž(M) is an isomorphism.
Thus in a certain sense the entire smooth structure of Mis encoded in the space
Cโˆž(M).

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Math 545 Topology and Geometry of Manifolds Winter 2000 Assignment # Due 1/19/

I. Required problems.

  1. Compute the coordinate representation for each of the following maps, using stere- ographic coordinates for spheres; use this to conclude that each map is smooth. (a) ฮน : Sn^ โ†’ Rn+1^ is inclusion. (b) A : Sn^ โ†’ Sn^ is the antipodal map A(x) = โˆ’x. (c) F : S^3 โ†’ S^2 is given by F (z, w) = (zw + wz, iwz โˆ’ izw, zz โˆ’ ww), where we think of S^3 as the subset {(w, z) : |w|^2 + |z|^2 = 1} of C^2.
  2. Let M = B 1 (0), the closed unit ball in Rn. Show that M is a manifold with boundary, and can be given a smooth structure in such a way that the inclusion map M โ†ชโ†’ Rn^ is smooth.
  3. Let M be a smooth n-manifold with boundary. Show that Int M is a smooth n-manifold and โˆ‚M is a smooth (n โˆ’ 1)-manifold (both without boundary).

II. Optional problems.

  1. Let A 1 and A 2 be the atlases for R defined by A 1 = {(R, Id)}, and A 2 = {(R, ฯˆ)}, where ฯˆ(x) = x^3. Let f : R โ†’ R be any function. Determine necessary and sufficient conditions on f so that it will be: (a) a smooth map (R, A 2 ) โ†’ (R, A 1 ); (b) a smooth map (R, A 1 ) โ†’ (R, A 2 ).
  2. For any topological space X, let C(X) denote the vector space of continuous functions f : X โ†’ R. If M and N are topological manifolds and F : M โ†’ N is a continuous map, define F โˆ—^ : C(N) โ†’ C(M) by F โˆ—(f ) = f โ—ฆ F. (a) Show that F โˆ—^ is linear. (b) Show that F is smooth if and only if F โˆ—(Cโˆž(N)) โŠ‚ Cโˆž(M). (c) If F is a homeomorphism, show that F is a diffeomorphism if and only if F โˆ—^ : Cโˆž(N) โ†’ Cโˆž(M) is an isomorphism. Thus in a certain sense the entire smooth structure of M is encoded in the space Cโˆž(M).