Preface |
Introduction |
The general problem of integration / A: |
The integral as a function of the domain / 1: |
Polyhedral chains / 2: |
Two continuity hypotheses / 3: |
A further continuity hypothesis / 4: |
Some examples / 5: |
The case r = n / 6: |
The r-vector of an oriented r-cell / 7: |
On r-vectors and boundaries of (r + 1)-cells / 8: |
Grassmann algebra / 9: |
The dual algebra / 10: |
Integration of differential forms / 11: |
Some classical topics / B: |
Grassmann algebra in metric oriented n-space / 12: |
The same, n = 3 / 13: |
The differential of a mapping / 14: |
Jacobians / 15: |
Transformation of the integral / 16: |
Smooth manifolds / 17: |
Particular forms of integrals in 3-space / 18: |
The Theorem of Stokes / 19: |
The exterior differential / 20: |
Some special formulas in metric oriented E[superscript 3] / 21: |
An existence theorem / 22: |
De Rham's Theorem / 23: |
Indications of general theory / C: |
Normed spaces of chains and cochains / 24: |
Continuous chains / 25: |
On 0-dimensional integration / 26: |
Classical theory / Part I: |
Multivectors / Chapter I: |
Multicovectors |
Properties of V[subscript r] and V[superscript r] |
Alternating r-linear functions |
Use of coordinate systems |
Exterior products |
Interior products |
n-vectors in n-space |
Simple multivectors |
Linear mappings of vector spaces |
Duality |
Euclidean vector spaces |
Mass and comass |
Mass and comass of products |
On projections |
Differential forms / Chapter II: |
The differential of a smooth mapping |
Some properties of differentials |
Smooth mappings |
The inverse and implicit function theorems |
A representation of vectors and covectors |
The tangent space of a smooth manifold |
Differential forms in smooth manifolds |
A characterization of the exterior differential |
Riemann integration theory / Chapter III: |
The r-vector of an oriented r-simplex |
The r-vector of an r-chain |
Integration over cellular chains |
Some properties of integrals |
Relation to the Riemann integral |
Integration over open sets |
The transformation formula |
Proof of the transformation formula |
Transformation of the Riemann integral |
Integration in manifolds |
Stokes' Theorem for a parallelepiped |
A special case of Stokes' Theorem |
Sets of zero s-extent |
Stokes' Theorem for standard domains |
Proof of the theorem |
Regular forms in Euclidean space |
Regular forms in smooth manifolds |
Stokes' Theorem for standard manifolds |
The iterated integral in Euclidean space |
Manifolds in Euclidean space / Chapter IV: |
The imbedding theorem |
The compact case |
Separation of subsets of E[superscript m] |
Regular approximations |
Proof of Theorem 1A, M compact |
Admissible coordinate systems in M |
Proof of Theorem 1A, M not compact |
Local properties of M in E[superscript m] |
On n-directions in E[superscript m] |
The neighborhood of M in E[superscript m] |
Projection along a plane |
Triangulation of manifolds |
The triangulation theorem |
Outline of the proof |
Fullness |
Linear combinations of edge vectors of simplexes |
The quantities used in the proof |
The complex L |
The complex L* |
The intersections of M with L* |
The complex K |
Imbedding of simplexes in M |
The complexes K[subscript p] |
Cohomology in manifolds |
[mu]-regular forms |
Closed forms in star shaped sets |
Extensions of forms |
Elementary forms / 27: |
Certain closed forms are derived / 28: |
Isomorphism of cohomology rings / 29: |
Periods of forms / 30: |
The Hopf invariant / 31: |
On smooth mappings of manifolds / 32: |
Other expressions for the Hopf invariant / 33: |
General theory / Part II: |
Abstract integration theory / Chapter V: |
Mass of polyhedral chains |
The flat norm |
Flat cochains |
Examples |
The sharp norm |
Sharp cochains |
Characterization of the norms |
An algebraic criterion for a multicovector |
Sharp r-forms |
The semi-norms [vertical bar A vertical bar superscript flat], [vertical bar A vertical bar superscript sharp] are norms |
Weak convergence |
Some relations between the spaces of chains and cochains |
The [rho]-norms |
The mass of chains |
Separability of spaces of chains |
Non-separability of spaces of cochains |
Some relations between chains and functions / Chapter VI: |
Continuous chains on the real line |
0-chains in E[superscript 1] defined by functions of bounded variation |
Sharp functions times 0-chains |
The part
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Functions of bounded variation in E[superscript 1] defined by 0-chains |
Some related analytical theorems |
Continuous r-chains in E[superscript n] |
On compact cochains |
The boundary of a smooth chain |
Continuous chains in smooth manifolds |
General properties of chains and cochains / Chapter VII: |
Sharp functions times chains |
Sharp functions times cochains |
Supports of chains and cochains |
On non-compact chains |
On polyhedral approximations |
Sharp chains at a point |
Molecular chains are dense |
Flat r-chains in E[superscript r-k] are zero |
Flat cochains in complexes |
Elementary flat cochains in a complex |
The isomorphism theorem |
Chains and cochains in open sets / Chapter VIII: |
Chains and cochains in open sets, elementary properties |
Chains and cochains in open sets, further properties |
Properties of mass |
On the open sets to which a chain belongs |
An expression for flat chains |
An expression for sharp chains |
Lebesgue theory / Part III: |
Flat cochains and differential forms / Chapter IX: |
n-cochains in E[superscript n] |
Some properties of fullness |
Properties of projections |
Elementary properties of D[subscript X](p, [alpha]) |
The r-form defined by a flat r-cochain |
Flat r-forms |
Flat r-forms and flat r-cochains |
Flat r-direction functions |
Flat forms defined by components |
Approximation to D[subscript X](p) by [characters not reproducible] |
Total differentiability of Lipschitz functions |
On the exterior differential of r-forms |
On averages of r-forms |
Products of cochains |
Lebesgue chains |
Products of cochains and chains |
Products and weak limits |
Characterization of the procducts |
Lipschitz mappings / Chapter X: |
Affine approximations to Lipschitz mappings |
The approximation on the edges of a simplex |
Approximation to the Jacobian |
The volume of affine approximations |
A continuity lemma |
Lipschitz chains |
Lipschitz mappings of open sets |
Lipschitz mappings and flat cochains |
Lipschitz mappings and flat forms |
Lipschitz mappings and sharp functions |
Lipschitz mappings and products |
On the flat norm of Lipschitz chains |
Deformations of chains |
Chains and additive set functions / Chapter XI: |
On finite dimensional Banach spaces |
Vector valued additive set functions |
Vector valued integration |
Point functions times set functions |
Relations between a set function and its variation |
On positive linear functionals |
On bounded linear functionals |
Linear functions of sharp r-forms |
The sharp norm of r-vector valued set functions |
Molecular set functions |
Sharp chains and set functions |
Bounded Borel functions times chains |
The part of a chain in a Borel set |
Chains and point functions |
Characterization of the sharp norm |
Expression for the sharp norm |
Other expressions for the norm |
Vector and linear spaces / Appendix I: |
Vector spaces |
Linear transformations |
Conjugate spaces |
Direct sums, complements |
Quotient spaces |
Pairing of linear spaces |
Abstract homology |
Normed linear spaces |
Euclidean linear spaces |
Affine spaces |
Barycentric coordinates |
Affine mappings |
Euclidean spaces |
Banach spaces |
Semi-conjugate spaces |
Geometric and topological preliminaries / Appendix II: |
Cells, simplexes |
Polyhedra, complexes |
Su bdivisions |
Standard subdivisions |
Orientation |
Chains and cochains |
Boundary and coboundary |
Homology and cohomology |
Products in a complex |
Joins |
Subdivisions of chains |
Cartesian products of cells |
Mappings of complexes |
Some properties of planes |
Mappings of n-pseudomanifolds into n-space |
Distortion of triangulations of E[superscript m] |
Analytical preliminaries / Appendix III: |
Existence of certain functions |
Partitions of unity |
Smoothing functions by taking averages |
The Weierstrass approximation theorem |
The space L[superscript 1] |
Index of symbols |
Index of terms |
Preface |
Introduction |
The general problem of integration / A: |
The integral as a function of the domain / 1: |
Polyhedral chains / 2: |
Two continuity hypotheses / 3: |