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Frölicher space
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Definition
Let be a set, let be a set of maps and let be a set of maps . The triple is a Frölicher space if both conditions hold.
- A map lies in if and only if is a smooth function for every .
- A map lies in if and only if is a smooth function for every .
The elements of are the smooth curves and those of the smooth functions. A map of Frölicher spaces is smooth if for every ; equivalently, for every .
Remarks
Example: with the smooth curves and the smooth functions. Condition 2 holds, since a curve is smooth when its coordinate functions are. Condition 1 is a theorem of Boman: a function on is smooth if it is smooth along every smooth curve. The same works for every finite-dimensional smooth manifold.
Non-example: , the smooth curves and the polynomial functions. Condition 1 fails: is smooth for every smooth curve , but is not a polynomial.
Every Frölicher space carries a diffeology: its plots are the maps from open subsets of Euclidean spaces with smooth for every . Frölicher spaces and smooth maps form a cartesian closed category.
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- Cartesian closed category concept
- Diffeology concept
- Smooth function concept
- Smooth manifold concept
- Frölicher space definition
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| Defines | Frölicher space |
| Uses | Smooth function, Smooth manifold, Diffeology, Cartesian closed category |
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