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Differential topology / Differential geometry / Abstract algebra / Linear algebra / Functions and mappings / Lie derivative / Vector space / Vector field / Linear map / Algebra / Mathematics / Mathematical analysis
Date: 2004-03-30 09:25:17
Differential topology
Differential geometry
Abstract algebra
Linear algebra
Functions and mappings
Lie derivative
Vector space
Vector field
Linear map
Algebra
Mathematics
Mathematical analysis

INTRODUCTION TO MANIFOLDS — III Algebra of vector fields. Lie derivative(s). 1. Notations. The space of all C ∞ -smooth vector fields on a manifold M is denoted by X(M ). If v ∈ X(M ) is a vector field, then v(x)

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