Titlebook: Geometry of Vector Sheaves; An Axiomatic Approac Anastasios Mallios Book 1998 Springer Science+Business Media Dordrecht 1998 Algebraic topo

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-322-83417-1on of the previous framework to the description of certain basic concepts of ., including the case of .. Further applications, as well as, examples of the preceding discussion, within the framework of ., will be given in the next Chapter XL.

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Curvaturetion, as well. Yet, as was the case hitherto, one still witnesses here that several fundamental notions and results of the classical theory can also be recasted within the present abstract (axiomatic) framework, that has been advocated so far by this study.

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Classical Theoryon of the previous framework to the description of certain basic concepts of ., including the case of .. Further applications, as well as, examples of the preceding discussion, within the framework of ., will be given in the next Chapter XL.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-75574-3n, in our terminology, of an ., which essentially lies in the core of all the subsequent material; this, with the exception of Chapter X, which, however, again is just an auxiliary one of the next Chapter XI, where anew . are further examined.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-658-35809-9ly a very special (important, nevertheless!) example of the latter type of sheaf; yet, one further seeks for a . (generalized or not) analogous to the one already considered in the preceding (see, for instance, (1.8) or even (1.10) of the previous Chapter).

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Geometry of Vector Sheaves. ,-connectionsn, in our terminology, of an ., which essentially lies in the core of all the subsequent material; this, with the exception of Chapter X, which, however, again is just an auxiliary one of the next Chapter XI, where anew . are further examined.

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Sheaves and presheaves with topological algebraic structuresly a very special (important, nevertheless!) example of the latter type of sheaf; yet, one further seeks for a . (generalized or not) analogous to the one already considered in the preceding (see, for instance, (1.8) or even (1.10) of the previous Chapter).

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hout using differentialcalculus. Here, the sheaf-theoretic character is emphasised. This hastheoretical advantages such as greater perspective, clarity andunification, but also practical benefits ranging from elementaryparticle physics, via gauge theories and theoretical cosmology(`differential spac

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,Denken, Planen, Handeln – Z?hlen im Leben,he . (see the previous Chapter, Theorem 7.1) becomes here a key-result. On the other hand, one has to assume further, within this abstract treatment, the existence of an ., to ensure, by analogy with the standard case, a cohomology class, which is thus (canonically) associated with any given .. So we start with the necessary preliminary material.