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Monthly Archives: July 2015
285G, Lecture 1: Flows on Riemannian manifolds
Originally posted on What's new:
In the first lecture, we introduce flows on Riemannian manifolds , which are recipes for describing smooth deformations of such manifolds over time, and derive the basic first variation formulae for how various structures…
Cofibrations
Originally posted on Climbing Mount Bourbaki:
The idea of a cofibration will be fundamental as we talk further about homotopy theory, as will its dual idea of a fibration. The point of the cofibration condition is the following. Oftentimes, we…
