Fiber Bundles
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What is a fiber bundle?
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A topological space that is locally homeomorphic to a product of two spaces.
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A smooth manifold that is locally diffeomorphic to a product of two manifolds.
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A collection of smooth manifolds that are locally diffeomorphic to each other.
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A collection of topological spaces that are locally homeomorphic to each other.
A fiber bundle is a topological space that is locally homeomorphic to a product of two spaces, called the base space and the fiber.
What is the base space of a fiber bundle?
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The space that the fiber bundle is locally homeomorphic to.
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The space that the fiber bundle is globally homeomorphic to.
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The space that the fiber bundle is locally diffeomorphic to.
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The space that the fiber bundle is globally diffeomorphic to.
The base space of a fiber bundle is the space that the fiber bundle is locally homeomorphic to.
What is the fiber of a fiber bundle?
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The space that the fiber bundle is locally homeomorphic to.
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The space that the fiber bundle is globally homeomorphic to.
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The space that the fiber bundle is locally diffeomorphic to.
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The space that the fiber bundle is globally diffeomorphic to.
The fiber of a fiber bundle is the space that the fiber bundle is locally diffeomorphic to.
What is a section of a fiber bundle?
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A continuous map from the base space to the fiber bundle.
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A smooth map from the base space to the fiber bundle.
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A continuous map from the fiber bundle to the base space.
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A smooth map from the fiber bundle to the base space.
A section of a fiber bundle is a continuous map from the base space to the fiber bundle.
What is the tangent bundle of a manifold?
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The fiber bundle whose fiber at each point is the tangent space to the manifold at that point.
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The fiber bundle whose fiber at each point is the cotangent space to the manifold at that point.
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The fiber bundle whose fiber at each point is the normal space to the manifold at that point.
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The fiber bundle whose fiber at each point is the binormal space to the manifold at that point.
The tangent bundle of a manifold is the fiber bundle whose fiber at each point is the tangent space to the manifold at that point.
What is the cotangent bundle of a manifold?
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The fiber bundle whose fiber at each point is the tangent space to the manifold at that point.
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The fiber bundle whose fiber at each point is the cotangent space to the manifold at that point.
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The fiber bundle whose fiber at each point is the normal space to the manifold at that point.
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The fiber bundle whose fiber at each point is the binormal space to the manifold at that point.
The cotangent bundle of a manifold is the fiber bundle whose fiber at each point is the cotangent space to the manifold at that point.
What is the normal bundle of a submanifold?
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The fiber bundle whose fiber at each point is the tangent space to the submanifold at that point.
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The fiber bundle whose fiber at each point is the cotangent space to the submanifold at that point.
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The fiber bundle whose fiber at each point is the normal space to the submanifold at that point.
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The fiber bundle whose fiber at each point is the binormal space to the submanifold at that point.
The normal bundle of a submanifold is the fiber bundle whose fiber at each point is the normal space to the submanifold at that point.
What is the binormal bundle of a submanifold?
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The fiber bundle whose fiber at each point is the tangent space to the submanifold at that point.
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The fiber bundle whose fiber at each point is the cotangent space to the submanifold at that point.
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The fiber bundle whose fiber at each point is the normal space to the submanifold at that point.
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The fiber bundle whose fiber at each point is the binormal space to the submanifold at that point.
The binormal bundle of a submanifold is the fiber bundle whose fiber at each point is the binormal space to the submanifold at that point.
What is a vector bundle?
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A fiber bundle whose fiber at each point is a vector space.
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A fiber bundle whose fiber at each point is a smooth manifold.
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A fiber bundle whose fiber at each point is a topological space.
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A fiber bundle whose fiber at each point is a set.
A vector bundle is a fiber bundle whose fiber at each point is a vector space.
What is a principal bundle?
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A fiber bundle whose fiber at each point is a Lie group.
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A fiber bundle whose fiber at each point is a smooth manifold.
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A fiber bundle whose fiber at each point is a topological space.
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A fiber bundle whose fiber at each point is a set.
A principal bundle is a fiber bundle whose fiber at each point is a Lie group.
What is an associated bundle?
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A fiber bundle that is constructed from a principal bundle.
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A fiber bundle that is constructed from a vector bundle.
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A fiber bundle that is constructed from a smooth manifold.
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A fiber bundle that is constructed from a topological space.
An associated bundle is a fiber bundle that is constructed from a principal bundle.
What is the Chern class of a vector bundle?
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A characteristic class that is defined for vector bundles.
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A characteristic class that is defined for principal bundles.
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A characteristic class that is defined for smooth manifolds.
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A characteristic class that is defined for topological spaces.
The Chern class is a characteristic class that is defined for vector bundles.
What is the Pontryagin class of a vector bundle?
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A characteristic class that is defined for vector bundles.
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A characteristic class that is defined for principal bundles.
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A characteristic class that is defined for smooth manifolds.
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A characteristic class that is defined for topological spaces.
The Pontryagin class is a characteristic class that is defined for vector bundles.
What is the Euler class of a vector bundle?
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A characteristic class that is defined for vector bundles.
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A characteristic class that is defined for principal bundles.
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A characteristic class that is defined for smooth manifolds.
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A characteristic class that is defined for topological spaces.
The Euler class is a characteristic class that is defined for vector bundles.
What is the Stiefel-Whitney class of a vector bundle?
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A characteristic class that is defined for vector bundles.
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A characteristic class that is defined for principal bundles.
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A characteristic class that is defined for smooth manifolds.
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A characteristic class that is defined for topological spaces.
The Stiefel-Whitney class is a characteristic class that is defined for vector bundles.