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Material Type: Assignment; Class: Diffbl Manifolds; Subject: Mathematics; University: University of Utah; Term: Fall 2004;
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Math 6510 - Homework 9 Due at 4 PM on 11/24/
α′ i(t) = f (αi(t)) αi(0) = (0, 0)
Why does this not contradict the uniqueness for ODE’s that we proved in class?
vt(x),
∂t
Show that there exists a flow Ψ : Y × R −→ Y defined for all time (even though Y is not compact). Let
Φ : X × R −→ X
be defined by Φ(x, t) = π(Ψ(x, t, t)) where π : Y −→ X is the projection of Y onto its first factor. Set αx(t) = Φ(x, t) and show that
(dαx)t 0
∂t = vt 0 (αx(t 0 )) αx(0) = x
In this case Φ is the flow of the time dependent vector field vt.
Φ : U × (−b, b) −→ X
the flow of a vector field v on X. Let φt(x) = Φ(x, t). Show that
φt+s = φt ◦ φs
where defined. (I did this in class in a slapdash way. You should write down a more careful proof.)