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5. Let ф: S1 S2 be a diffeomorphism. a. Show that S is orientable if and...
*1. Let S2((x, y, z) e R3:xy+2 be the unit sphere and let A: S2 S,...
*1. Let S2((x, y, z) e R3:xy+2 be the unit sphere and let A: S2 S, be the (antipodal) map A(x, y, z)-(-x,-y,-z). Prove that A is a diffeomorphism.
(a) A diffeomorphism : S1 S2 is area-preserving if the area of any region Rc S is equal to the area of 4(R). Show that...
(a) A diffeomorphism : S1 S2 is area-preserving if the area of any region Rc S is equal to the area of 4(R). Show that if is area-preserving and conformal, then is a local isometry (b) Show that the Mercator's projection (defined in do Carmo, chapter 4-2, exercise 16) is not area ea-preserving (c) Lambert's cylindrical projection projects L = S2 \ {N,S}, the unit sphere minus the north pole N and the south pole S, into a the unit...
please i need the question 15 for the detailed proof and explaination ! thanks ! 233 42 Isometries, Conformal Maps 14,...
please i need the question 15 for the detailed proof and
explaination ! thanks !
233 42 Isometries, Conformal Maps 14, we say that a differentiable map ф: S,--S2 preserves angles when for every p e Si and every pair vi, v2 E T (S,) we have cos(u, 2) cos(dp, (vi). do,()). Prove that pis locally conformal if and only if it preserves angles. 15. Letp: R2 R2 be given by ф(x, y)-(u (x, y), u(x, y), where u and...
2. 9 marks] Strings. Consider the following definitions on strings Let U be the set of all strings. Let s be a stri...
2. 9 marks] Strings. Consider the following definitions on strings Let U be the set of all strings. Let s be a string. The length or size of a string, denoted Is, is the number of characters in s Let s be a string, and ie N such that 0 Si< Is. We write si] to represent the character of s at index i, where indexing starts at 0 (so s(0 is the first character, and s|s -1 is the...
I need help trying to understand what (S1) and (S2) are saying. Maybe in other words or pictures because the book is more confusing 3.1.1. Let M CR" be a nonempty set and 1 s k n. Then k . Then...
I need help trying to understand what (S1) and (S2) are saying.
Maybe in other words or pictures because the book is more
confusing
3.1.1. Let M CR" be a nonempty set and 1 s k n. Then k . Then M is a -dimensional regular surface (briefly, regul each point xo there ar kf class CP (p)i nd amapping of class C e M there exist an open set AC such that (SI) there exists an open set U...
please explain steps. I know U(f,P)-L(f,P)= something that *16. Let S = {S1, S2, ..., Sk}...
please explain steps. I know U(f,P)-L(f,P)=
something
that *16. Let S = {S1, S2, ..., Sk} be a finite subset of [a,b]. Suppose that f is a bounded function on [a, b] such that f(x) = 0 if x € S. Show that f is integrable and that sa f = 0.
2. 9 marks] Strings. Consider the following definitions on strings Let U be the set of all strings Let s be a str...
2. 9 marks] Strings. Consider the following definitions on strings Let U be the set of all strings Let s be a string. The length or size of a string, denoted Is, is the number of characters in s Let s be a string, and i e N such that 0 < ί < sl. We write s[i] to represent the character of s at index i, where indexing starts at 0 (so s 0] is the first character, and...
Let us start with the usual conditional probability exercise Let Sn be the random walk S,...
Let us start with the usual conditional probability exercise Let Sn be the random walk S, -So + 61 +...+ En such that Ei €{+1} are iid with P(Ei=1) So = x (0,N) Z. p. Let 1. Show that P(S In S0, S1, ..., Sn 1) P(Sn In Sn 1) Hint Start with P(S, Ir. S DO, S I1...,S-I I -1) / 0 ill I; - I;+11 1. Thal is, if the sequence of steps is not possible for the...
*1. Let S2((x, y, z) e R3:xy+2 be the unit sphere and let A: S2 S, be the (antipodal) map A(x, y, z)-(-x,-y,-z). Prove that A is a diffeomorphism.
(a) A diffeomorphism : S1 S2 is area-preserving if the area of any region Rc S is equal to the area of 4(R). Show that if is area-preserving and conformal, then is a local isometry (b) Show that the Mercator's projection (defined in do Carmo, chapter 4-2, exercise 16) is not area ea-preserving (c) Lambert's cylindrical projection projects L = S2 \ {N,S}, the unit sphere minus the north pole N and the south pole S, into a the unit...
please i need the question 15 for the detailed proof and
explaination ! thanks !
233 42 Isometries, Conformal Maps 14, we say that a differentiable map ф: S,--S2 preserves angles when for every p e Si and every pair vi, v2 E T (S,) we have cos(u, 2) cos(dp, (vi). do,()). Prove that pis locally conformal if and only if it preserves angles. 15. Letp: R2 R2 be given by ф(x, y)-(u (x, y), u(x, y), where u and...
2. 9 marks] Strings. Consider the following definitions on strings Let U be the set of all strings. Let s be a string. The length or size of a string, denoted Is, is the number of characters in s Let s be a string, and ie N such that 0 Si< Is. We write si] to represent the character of s at index i, where indexing starts at 0 (so s(0 is the first character, and s|s -1 is the...
I need help trying to understand what (S1) and (S2) are saying.
Maybe in other words or pictures because the book is more
confusing
3.1.1. Let M CR" be a nonempty set and 1 s k n. Then k . Then M is a -dimensional regular surface (briefly, regul each point xo there ar kf class CP (p)i nd amapping of class C e M there exist an open set AC such that (SI) there exists an open set U...
please explain steps. I know U(f,P)-L(f,P)=
something
that *16. Let S = {S1, S2, ..., Sk} be a finite subset of [a,b]. Suppose that f is a bounded function on [a, b] such that f(x) = 0 if x € S. Show that f is integrable and that sa f = 0.
2. 9 marks] Strings. Consider the following definitions on strings Let U be the set of all strings Let s be a string. The length or size of a string, denoted Is, is the number of characters in s Let s be a string, and i e N such that 0 < ί < sl. We write s[i] to represent the character of s at index i, where indexing starts at 0 (so s 0] is the first character, and...
Let us start with the usual conditional probability exercise Let Sn be the random walk S, -So + 61 +...+ En such that Ei €{+1} are iid with P(Ei=1) So = x (0,N) Z. p. Let 1. Show that P(S In S0, S1, ..., Sn 1) P(Sn In Sn 1) Hint Start with P(S, Ir. S DO, S I1...,S-I I -1) / 0 ill I; - I;+11 1. Thal is, if the sequence of steps is not possible for the...
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