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Finding a manifold that covers a compact and respect some properties
special covering of a non-compact manifoldIf $b$ is a regular value of $f$, $f^-1(-infty,b]$ is a regular domain?A function from a smooth manifold with boundary to $[0,infty)$Is a compact, simply-connected 3-manifold necessarily $S^3$ with $B^3$'s removed?Clarification about Definition of Immersed SubmanifoldIf a manifold has a submanifold, then the local space is a cartesian product or splits in some other way?Union of submanifoldsShow that an embedding from a compact, smooth manifold to a connected smooth manifold is a diffeomorphism.Special chart of a compact connected manifold.When is the topological closure of a submanifold a submanifold with boundary?
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Let $M^n$ ($n=3$ if needed) be a smooth manifold and $K subset M$ be a compact submamifold diffeomorphic to the $n$-disk, satisfying $K subset U$, for some chart $(varphi,U).$
Consider a compact submanifold $N^nsubset M^n $ with boundary such that
- $text Int N^n cap text IntK neq emptyset,$
$N^n cap K$ is connected.
I would like to know if there exists a compact smooth manifold $Lsubset U $ with boundary such that the following properties hold
$Ksubset L$,
$L cup N $ is a smooth manifold with boundary,
$Lcap N $ is a smooth manifold with boundary.
This result seems true, however, I was not able to prove it. Can anyone help me?
I think it is always possible to do something like the picture below
manifolds differential-topology smooth-manifolds
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Let $M^n$ ($n=3$ if needed) be a smooth manifold and $K subset M$ be a compact submamifold diffeomorphic to the $n$-disk, satisfying $K subset U$, for some chart $(varphi,U).$
Consider a compact submanifold $N^nsubset M^n $ with boundary such that
- $text Int N^n cap text IntK neq emptyset,$
$N^n cap K$ is connected.
I would like to know if there exists a compact smooth manifold $Lsubset U $ with boundary such that the following properties hold
$Ksubset L$,
$L cup N $ is a smooth manifold with boundary,
$Lcap N $ is a smooth manifold with boundary.
This result seems true, however, I was not able to prove it. Can anyone help me?
I think it is always possible to do something like the picture below
manifolds differential-topology smooth-manifolds
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add a comment |
$begingroup$
Let $M^n$ ($n=3$ if needed) be a smooth manifold and $K subset M$ be a compact submamifold diffeomorphic to the $n$-disk, satisfying $K subset U$, for some chart $(varphi,U).$
Consider a compact submanifold $N^nsubset M^n $ with boundary such that
- $text Int N^n cap text IntK neq emptyset,$
$N^n cap K$ is connected.
I would like to know if there exists a compact smooth manifold $Lsubset U $ with boundary such that the following properties hold
$Ksubset L$,
$L cup N $ is a smooth manifold with boundary,
$Lcap N $ is a smooth manifold with boundary.
This result seems true, however, I was not able to prove it. Can anyone help me?
I think it is always possible to do something like the picture below
manifolds differential-topology smooth-manifolds
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Let $M^n$ ($n=3$ if needed) be a smooth manifold and $K subset M$ be a compact submamifold diffeomorphic to the $n$-disk, satisfying $K subset U$, for some chart $(varphi,U).$
Consider a compact submanifold $N^nsubset M^n $ with boundary such that
- $text Int N^n cap text IntK neq emptyset,$
$N^n cap K$ is connected.
I would like to know if there exists a compact smooth manifold $Lsubset U $ with boundary such that the following properties hold
$Ksubset L$,
$L cup N $ is a smooth manifold with boundary,
$Lcap N $ is a smooth manifold with boundary.
This result seems true, however, I was not able to prove it. Can anyone help me?
I think it is always possible to do something like the picture below
manifolds differential-topology smooth-manifolds
manifolds differential-topology smooth-manifolds
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Matheus Manzatto
asked Mar 29 at 16:30
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