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#Geometric realization. Relation between the category of vector bundle over a manifold and the category of projective modules over a commutative ring. | #Geometric realization. Relation between the category of vector bundle over a manifold and the category of projective modules over a commutative ring. | ||
#Jets of locally trivial bundle over smooth manifolds. The Cartan distribution. | #Jets of locally trivial bundle over smooth manifolds. The Cartan distribution. | ||
#Symmetries of the Cartan distribution and the Lie- | #Symmetries of the Cartan distribution and the Lie-Bäcklund theorem. | ||
#Differential equations as geometric objects and their symmetries. | |||
#Symmetries of ordinary equations and Lie-Bianchi theorem on the integration by quadratures. | |||
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Revision as of 17:46, 3 July 2015
Autumn 2015
Syllabus
- Category and functors (introduction).
- Linear differential operators with values in modules. Main properties.
- Derivations.
- Representative objects: jets and differential forms.
- Differential calculus over commutative algebras.
- Frölicher-Nijenhuis brackets and related cohomologies. Algebraic model of Hamiltonian formalism.
- Frölicher-Nijenhuis brackets and related cohomologies. Algebraic model of nonlinear differential equations.
- Geometric realization. Relation between the category of vector bundle over a manifold and the category of projective modules over a commutative ring.
- Jets of locally trivial bundle over smooth manifolds. The Cartan distribution.
- Symmetries of the Cartan distribution and the Lie-Bäcklund theorem.
- Differential equations as geometric objects and their symmetries.
- Symmetries of ordinary equations and Lie-Bianchi theorem on the integration by quadratures.