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Is a germ equivalent to an infinite jet?
real-analysis
analysis
differential-geometry
germs
jet-bundles
Is there a generalization of the helix from $\mathbb{R}^3$ to $\mathbb{R}^4$?
differential-geometry
curves
Milnor's exercise: for any manifold $M$, $\mathrm{Hom}(C^\infty(M,\mathbb{R}),\mathbb{R})\cong M$
differential-geometry
commutative-algebra
proof-explanation
manifolds
How to generalize the Euclidean "unicycle" model?
differential-geometry
mathematical-modeling
geodesic
kinematics
Why the tangent bundle is Hausdorff?
differential-geometry
Computation in Wikipedia's article "Riemann Curvature Tensor"
differential-geometry
riemannian-geometry
Which coefficients of the characteristic polynomial of the shape operator are isometric invariants?
differential-geometry
riemannian-geometry
Characterizing singularities using sheaves of smooth functions
differential-geometry
sheaf-theory
Explanation for the integral of differential forms
integration
differential-geometry
differential-forms
Naturality of the pullback connection
differential-geometry
differential-topology
riemannian-geometry
Flow of sum of non-commuting vector fields
ordinary-differential-equations
differential-geometry
Understanding the notion of a connection and covariant derivative
differential-geometry
connections
Does the Lie derivative commute with $\partial$?
differential-geometry
smooth-manifolds
complex-geometry
lie-derivative
A nonzero holomorphic parallel section never vanishes
differential-geometry
complex-geometry
holomorphic-bundles
Finding parametric curves on a sphere
calculus
differential-geometry
How to tell which manifolds can be embedded in $\mathbb{R}^n$, for a given $n$?
differential-geometry
manifolds
differential-topology
smooth-manifolds
Electric field and curvature
differential-geometry
physics
surfaces
vector-fields
curvature
Centralizer of one element on a compact connected Lie group
differential-geometry
representation-theory
lie-groups
Does the orientation bundle not depend on the choice of cover?
differential-geometry
algebraic-topology
smooth-manifolds
Show, that the intersection of two manifolds $M, N \subset \mathbb{R}^n$ doesn't need to be a manifold [closed]
differential-geometry
manifolds
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