Nash Manifolds
A Nash manifold denotes a real manifold furnished with algebraic structure, following a theorem of Nash that a compact differentiable manifold can be imbedded in a Euclidean space so that the image is precisely such a manifold. This book, in which almost
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Masahiro Shiota
Nash Manifolds
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Masahiro Shiota Department of Mathematics, College of General Education Nagoya University, Nagoya, Japan
Mathematics Subject Classification (1980): 14G30, 58A07
ISBN 3-540-18102-4 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg New York ISBN 0-387-18102-4 Springer-Verlag New York Berlin Heidelberg
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PREFACE
The purpose of these Lecture Notes is to construct a theory of real manifolds equipped with "algebraic" structures. Real nonsingular algebraic varieties display apparently singular phenomena, and this suggests we should not expect a unified theory to emerge from them. As we shall see, however, the objects we consider in these Notes form a broader class than the real nonsingularalgebraic varieties. A function on En is algebraic if and only if it is analytic and W
if the graph is semialgebraic in
Enx]R. We call such a function a C Na.6h 6unc-tion. We also call a Cr map with semialgebraic graph, O:$.r:$. w, a Cr Na.6h map. Then we define a Cr Na.6h mani60ld by sticking finite semialgebraic open sets in En together along semialgebraic c r Nash diffeomorphisms. It is the category of c r
open subsets by
Nash manifolds and Cr Nash maps that we are interested in.
The compact case was already studied well. In [N] Nash showed n l that a compact C manifold M can be imbedded in a Euclidean space m W
so that the image is a C
Nash submanifold of ]Rn.
He proved also that
W
Nash manifold structure on M is unique up to CW Nash diffeomorphism. Hence we can endow a compact Cl manifold with "algebraic" such a C
properties, which appears to contribute to differential topology. Indeed there are two applications [AM] and [K].
Hoping for more
applications, Palais developed a theory of compact affine CW Nash manifolds in [Pa].
We extend the object from CW Nash manifolds to Cr Nash manifolds. r This is because there always exists a partition of unity of c Nash W r class if 0 r < 00, a theorem of approximation of a C Nash map by a C Nash map holds true, and because the similarity and the contrast between the C interesting. and [SY].
o
Nash
and the C
W
Nash category are clear and
Our theory is based mainly on results in [Sh
l]
/ •.. / [Sh
S]
CONTENTS
1
INTRODUCTION Chapter I.
PRELIMINARIES
§I.l.
Semialgebraic sets
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