Algebraic topology Fibrations and bundles Concept
Fiber bundle
Summary
A fiber bundle is a space that looks locally like a product of a base space and a fixed fiber, but may be twisted globally. It comes with a projection to the base whose preimages, the fibers, are all copies of the same space. Vector bundles, covering spaces, principal bundles and the Hopf fibration are all fiber bundles. They describe families of spaces parametrized by a base, and they are central in topology, geometry and physics.
Where this leads
15 pages build on this one.
- Milnor fibration theorem
- Ehresmann's fibration theorem
- Jet bundle
- Principal bundle
- Thom–Sebastiani theorem
- Prolongation of a section to a jet bundle
- Sphere bundle
- Monodromy theorem for singularities
- Calabi–Eckmann manifold
- Milnor fibration theorem
- Whitney sum
- Holomorphic fiber bundle
- Ehresmann connection
- Milnor fibre is a bouquet of spheres
- Section of a vector bundle
Further reading
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- Milnor fibration theorem
- Ehresmann's fibration theorem
- Jet bundle
- Principal bundle
- Prolongation of a section to a jet bundle
- Sphere bundle
- Calabi–Eckmann manifold
- Milnor fibration theorem
- Whitney sum
- Holomorphic fiber bundle
- Ehresmann connection
- Section of a vector bundle