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if, when embedded in a high dimensional euclidean space, its normal bundle is trivial. In particular, every parallelizable manifold is a π-manifold.
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with opposite edges glued together, to get an idea of the two tangent directions at each point. More generally, every
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to be the unit tangent vector field, say pointing in the anti-clockwise direction. The
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is the circle, which is parallelizable as has already been explained. The
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can be moved around by the action of the translation group of
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is parallelizable, since a basis for the tangent space at the
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is also parallelizable, as can be seen by expressing it as a
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A particular choice of such a basis of vector fields on
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Differentiable manifolds which are homotopy spheres
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Differentiable manifolds which are homotopy spheres
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However 952:Differentiable/Smooth manifold 835:; Goldberg, Samuel I. (1968), 802: 745: 721: 706: 559:The product of parallelizable 524:; this was proved in 1958, by 430:of circles. For example, take 221: 215: 193: 187: 13: 1: 825: 868:, Princeton University Press 839:Tensor Analysis on Manifolds 715:Tensor Analysis on Manifolds 38:, a differentiable manifold 7: 1658:Classification of manifolds 758:L'Enseignement Mathématique 652: 359: 10: 1808: 580: 574:three-dimensional manifold 26: 1734:over commutative algebras 1691: 1650: 1583: 1480: 1376: 1323: 1314: 1150: 1073: 1012: 932: 273:, so that the associated 1450:Riemann curvature tensor 809:Milnor, John W. (1958), 699: 689:Connection (mathematics) 679:Orthonormal frame bundle 542:normed division algebras 281:has a global section on 664:Differentiable manifold 1242:Manifold with boundary 957:Differential structure 866:Characteristic Classes 730:Characteristic Classes 638: 453: 420: 385: 350: 320: 298: 259: 231: 158: 138: 118: 52: 1777:Differential topology 639: 454: 421: 386: 351: 321: 299: 265:. Equivalently, the 260: 232: 159: 139: 119: 53: 1389:Covariant derivative 940:Topological manifold 885:, mimeographed notes 780:10.4171/LEM/64-3/4-9 628: 624:. A smooth manifold 526:Friedrich Hirzebruch 452:{\displaystyle n=2,} 434: 410: 369: 340: 334:absolute parallelism 310: 285: 249: 171: 148: 128: 76: 42: 1423:Exterior derivative 1025:Atiyah–Singer index 974:Riemannian manifold 586:Any parallelizable 384:{\displaystyle n=1} 1729:Secondary calculus 1683:Singularity theory 1638:Parallel transport 1406:De Rham cohomology 1045:Generalized Stokes 862:Stasheff, James D. 833:Bishop, Richard L. 674:Kervaire invariant 634: 576:is parallelizable. 563:is parallelizable. 554:algebraic topology 506:hairy ball theorem 449: 416: 381: 346: 316: 297:{\displaystyle M.} 294: 255: 227: 154: 134: 114: 48: 29:parallel algorithm 1764: 1763: 1646: 1645: 1411:Differential form 1065:Whitney embedding 999:Differential form 637:{\displaystyle M} 428:cartesian product 419:{\displaystyle n} 349:{\displaystyle M} 319:{\displaystyle M} 258:{\displaystyle p} 157:{\displaystyle M} 137:{\displaystyle p} 51:{\displaystyle M} 16:(Redirected from 1799: 1756:Stratified space 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Index

Parallelizable
parallel algorithm
mathematics
smooth
vector fields
tangent vectors
basis
tangent space
tangent bundle
trivial bundle
principal bundle
linear frames
parallelization
circle
torus
cartesian product
graph paper
Lie group
identity element
spheres
hairy ball theorem
SU(2)
Friedrich Hirzebruch
Michel Kervaire
Raoul Bott
John Milnor
normed division algebras
quaternions
octonions
algebraic topology

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