$\vec{w}h\alpha\mathfrak{t}\;\; i\mathbb{S}\ldots$

a Riemannian manifold?


Who?
Lara Skuppin (TU Berlin)
When?
2014/07/04, 13:00
Before the BMS Friday Colloquium by Prof. Christian Bär
Where?
Urania Berlin, at the BMS Loft (3rd floor)
About what?

A Riemannian manifold is a smooth manifold together with a Riemannian metric giving rise to notions of geometric quantities such as length, angle, distance, volume and curvature. After discussing surfaces in $\R^3$, I will give the definition of a Riemannian manifold and some examples, state the Nash embedding theorem, and explain a few properties.