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Homework 2 Math 549 Fall 2010
(1) Let MRNand MRNbe submanifolds. Show that M×MRN×RNis a
submanifold.
(2) Show that the special orthogonal group
SO(n) := AMn(R) : det(A) = 1 and ATA= 1
is an n(n1)
2-dimensional smooth submanifold of Mn(R), where Mn(R) is the vector space
of all n×n-matrices, identified with Rn2.
Hint: Let UMn(R) be the set of matrices Awith det(A)>0, it is an open set. Define a
map f:USym(n) by f(A) := ATA1, where Sym(n)Mn(R) consists of all symmetric
matrices. Note that Sym(n) can be identified with R
n(n+1)
2.
(3) Let Mbe a connected topological manifold. Show that Mis path connected.
(4) Recall that the Klein bottle K2is the quotient space of the unit square in [0,1] ×[0,1] with
the identifications indicated in the figure below. Find a group Gacting freely and properly
discontinuously on R2such that K2is homeomorphic to the quotient R2/G by the action
of Gon R2.
(5) Consider the equivalence relation on the complex vector space Cn+1 \{0}given by
zw:z=λw for some λC\{0}.
The quotient space CPn:= (Cn+1\{0})/, endowed with the quotient topology, is called
complex projective space. The equivalence class of an element (z1,...,zn+1)Cn+1\{0}is
denoted by [z1:z2:···:zn+1 ].
(a) Show that CPnis a (2n)-dimensional C-smooth manifold and that it can be given a
differentiable structure in such a way that the canonical pro jection
π:Cn+1\{0} CPn,(z1,...,zn+1)7→ [z1:z2:··· :zn+1 ]
is C-smooth.
(b) Show that CP1is diffeomorphic to S2.
(6) Let Pbe a non-constant complex polynomial. Define a map ˜
P:CP1CP1by ˜
P([z: 1]) :=
[P(z) : 1] and ˜
P([1 : 0]) := [1 : 0]. Show that ˜
Pis differentiable.
(7) Let π:Cn+1\{0} CPnbe the canonical pro jection from problem (5). The Hopf map
H:S2n+1 CPn
is the restriction of πto the sphere S2n+1 := {(z1,...,zn+1) : |z1|2+···+|zn+1|2= 1}
Cn+1\{0}. Let n= 1. Find explicitly a diffeomorphism ϕ:CP1S2such that ϕHis
the map
(u, v)S37→ (2 Re(u¯v),2 Im(u¯v),|u|2 |v|2)S2,
where ¯vis the complex conjugate.
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Homework 2 – Math 549 – Fall 2010

(1) Let M ⊂ RN^ and M ′^ ⊂ RN^

′ be submanifolds. Show that M × M ′^ ⊂ RN^ × RN^

′ is a submanifold.

(2) Show that the special orthogonal group

SO(n) :=

A ∈ Mn(R) : det(A) = 1 and AT^ A = 1

is an n(n 2 − 1)-dimensional smooth submanifold of Mn(R), where Mn(R) is the vector space of all n × n-matrices, identified with Rn 2 .

Hint: Let U ⊂ Mn(R) be the set of matrices A with det(A) > 0, it is an open set. Define a map f : U → Sym(n) by f (A) := AT^ A−1, where Sym(n) ⊂ Mn(R) consists of all symmetric matrices. Note that Sym(n) can be identified with R

n(n 2 +1) .

(3) Let M be a connected topological manifold. Show that M is path connected.

(4) Recall that the Klein bottle K^2 is the quotient space of the unit square in [0, 1] × [0, 1] with the identifications indicated in the figure below. Find a group G acting freely and properly discontinuously on R^2 such that K^2 is homeomorphic to the quotient R^2 /G by the action of G on R^2.

(5) Consider the equivalence relation ∼ on the complex vector space Cn+1{ 0 } given by

z ∼ w :⇔ z = λw for some λ ∈ C{ 0 }. The quotient space CPn^ := (Cn+1{ 0 })/ ∼, endowed with the quotient topology, is called complex projective space. The equivalence class of an element (z 1 ,... , zn+1) ∈ Cn+1{ 0 } is denoted by [z 1 : z 2 : · · · : zn+1]. (a) Show that CPn^ is a (2n)-dimensional C∞-smooth manifold and that it can be given a differentiable structure in such a way that the canonical projection π : Cn+1{ 0 } → CPn, (z 1 ,... , zn+1) 7 → [z 1 : z 2 : · · · : zn+1] is C∞-smooth. (b) Show that CP^1 is diffeomorphic to S^2.

(6) Let P be a non-constant complex polynomial. Define a map P˜ : CP^1 → CP^1 by P˜ ([z : 1]) := [P (z) : 1] and P˜ ([1 : 0]) := [1 : 0]. Show that P˜ is differentiable.

(7) Let π : Cn+1{ 0 } → CPn^ be the canonical projection from problem (5). The Hopf map

H : S^2 n+1^ → CPn is the restriction of π to the sphere S^2 n+1^ := {(z 1 ,... , zn+1) : |z 1 |^2 + · · · + |zn+1|^2 = 1} ⊂ Cn+1{ 0 }. Let n = 1. Find explicitly a diffeomorphism ϕ : CP^1 → S^2 such that ϕ ◦ H is the map (u, v) ∈ S^3 7 → (2 Re(u¯v), 2 Im(uv¯), |u|^2 − |v|^2 ) ∈ S^2 , where ¯v is the complex conjugate. 1

We will discuss these exercises during the exercise session on Friday, September 24, from 5 – 6pm in SEO 512. You need not turn in written solutions.