Manifolds 38 | Integration for Differential Forms

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This is my video series about Manifolds where we start with topology, talk about differential forms and integration on manifolds, and end with the famous Stoke's theorem. I hope that it will help everyone who wants to learn about it.
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[@IKMbKal]

Hey! I wouldn’t say that the manifold is curved (albeit most of the manifolds we discuss in the videos are embedded in some R2 or R3 and, indeed, curved). When I look at research papers and see manifold that I cannot visualise (well, some gigachad oribfolds, or simple space-time meshes of something), I just go back to the definitions: smooth manifold: aha, we have smooth structure. Riemannian manifold: aha, we have dot products on tangent spaces, etc. Anyway, the point being, for curvature we need connection. But the smooth manifold is just a smooth blob, and the funny thing is, integration requires smooth structure, which is the price we pay for going general. Underline smooth structure, not curvature or metrics (‘yeah, I know of the theorem that says that we can turn any smooth into a Riemann one, I’m just being pedantic. Occam’s razor!). In some applied fields of course, you usually take something that is not smooth at all, and give it some perverted “smooth” structure and “integrate” in some sense as well - also a funny thing to note xDD Anyway, nice inspirational video, buddy! Keep up the good work!

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