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Centered planes in the projective connection space
Author(s) -
Olga Belova
Publication year - 2020
Publication title -
differencialʹnaâ geometriâ mnogoobrazij figur
Language(s) - English
Resource type - Journals
eISSN - 2782-3229
pISSN - 0321-4796
DOI - 10.5922/0321-4796-2020-51-4
Subject(s) - mathematics , projective space , real projective space , connection (principal bundle) , principal bundle , quotient space (topology) , pure mathematics , quaternionic projective space , complex projective space , topology (electrical circuits) , collineation , mathematical analysis , vector bundle , quotient , geometry , combinatorics , projective test
The space of centered planes is considered in the Cartan projec­ti­ve connection space . The space is important because it has con­nec­tion with the Grassmann manifold, which plays an important role in geometry and topology, since it is the basic space of a universal vector bundle. The space is an n-dimensional differentiable manifold with each point of which an n-dimensional projective space containing this point is associated. Thus, the manifold is the base, and the space is the n-dimensional fiber “glued” to the points of the base. A projective space is a quotient space of a linear space with respect to the equivalence (collinearity) of non-zero vectors, that is . The projective space is a manifold of di­men­sion n. In this paper we use the Laptev — Lumiste invariant analytical meth­od of differential geometric studies of the space of centered planes and introduce a fundamental-group connection in the associated bundle . The bundle contains four quotient bundles. It is show that the connection object is a quasi-tensor containing four subquasi-tensors that define connections in the corresponding quotient bundles.

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