2022-01-16

3: A List of Propositions

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1 Point Subset of Hausdorff Topological Space Is Closed
1st-Countable Topological Space Is Sequentially Compact if It Is Countably Compact
2 Continuous Maps from Connected Topological Space Such That, for Any Point, if They Agree at Point, They Agree on Neighborhood and if They Disagree at Point, They Disagree on Neighborhood, Totally Agree or Totally Disagree
2 Continuous Maps from Connected Topological Space into Hausdorff Topological Space Such That, for Any Point, if They Agree at Point, They Agree on Neighborhood, Totally Agree or Totally Disagree
2 Continuous Maps into Hausdorff Topological Space That Disagree at Point Disagree on Neighborhood of Point
2 Metrics with Condition with Each Other Define Same Topology
2 Points Are Topologically Path-Connected iff There Is Path That Connects 2 Points
2 Points That Are Path-Connected on Topological Subspace Are Path-Connected on Larger Subspace
2 Points on Connected Lie Group Can Be Connected by Finite Left-Invariant Vectors Field Integral Curve Segments
2 Points on Different Connected Components Are Not Path-Connected
2 x 2 Special Orthogonal Matrix Can Be Expressed with Sine and Cosine of Angle
2 x 2 Special Unitary Matrix Can Be Expressed with Sine and Cosine of Angle and Imaginary Exponentials of 2 Angles
6-Elements Group Cannot Have 2 3-Elements Subgroups That Share Only Identity
Abelian Group Is Simple Group iff Its Order Is Prime Number
Absolute Difference Between Complex Numbers Is or Above Difference Between Absolute Differences with Additional Complex Number
Accumulation Value of Net with Directed Index Set Is Convergence of Subnet
Affine Map from Affine or Convex Set Spanned by Possibly-Non-Affine-Independent Set of Base Points on Finite-Dimensional Real Vectors Space into Finite Dimensional Real Vectors Space Is Continuous W.r.t. Canonical Topologies
Affine Map from Affine or Convex Set Spanned by Possibly-Non-Affine-Independent Set of Base Points on Real Vectors Space Is Linear
Affine Set Spanned by Non-Affine-Independent Set of Base Points on Real Vectors Space Is Affine Set Spanned by Affine-Independent Subset of Base Points
Affine Simplex Map into Finite-Dimensional Vectors Space Is Continuous w.r.t. Canonical Topologies
Affine Simplex on Finite-Dimensional Real Vectors Space Is Closed and Compact on Canonical Topological Superspace
Affine Subset of Finite-Dimensional Real Vectors Space Is Spanned by Finite Affine-Independent Set of Base Points
Antisymmetrized After Symmetrized Same-Length Multi-Dimensional Array or Symmetrized After Antisymmetrized Same-Length Multi-Dimensional Array Is 0
Area of Hyperrectangle Can Be Approximated by Area of Covering Finite Number Hypersquares to Any Precision
Area on Euclidean Metric Space Can Be Measured Using Only Hypersquares, Instead of Hyperrectangles
Basis Determines Topology
Bijective Group Homomorphism Is 'Groups - Homomorphisms' Isomorphism
Bijective Lie Algebra Homomorphism Is 'Lie Algebras - Homomorphisms' Isomorphism
Bijective Linear Map Is 'Vectors Spaces - Linear Morphisms' Isomorphism
Boundary of Subset of Topological Space Is Set of Points of Each of Which Each Neighborhood Intersects Both Subset and Complement of Subset
\(C^1\) Map from Open Set on Euclidean Normed \(C^\infty\) Manifold to Euclidean Normed \(C^\infty\) Manifold Locally Satisfies Lipschitz Condition
Cancellation Rule on Integral Domain
Canonical Map from Fundamental Group on Finite Product Topological Space into Product of Constituent Topological Space Fundamental Groups Is 'Groups - Group Homomorphisms' Isomorphism
Cantor Normal Form Is Unique
Cardinality of Multiple Times Multiplication of Set Is That Times Multiplication of Cardinality of Set
Categories Equivalence Is Equivalence Relation
Cauchy-Schwarz Inequality for Real or Complex Inner-Producted Vectors Space
Chain Rule for Derivative of Composition of \(C^1\), Euclidean-Normed Euclidean Vectors Spaces Maps
Characteristic Property of Disjoint Union
Characteristic Property of Product Topology
Characteristic Property of Subspace Topology
Chart on Regular Submanifold Is Extension of Adapting Chart
\(C^\infty\) Function on \(C^\infty\) Manifold Is \(C^\infty\) on Regular Submanifold
\(C^\infty\) Vectors Field Is Uniquely Defined by Its \(C^\infty\) Metric Value Functions with All \(C^\infty\) Vectors Fields
\(C^\infty\) Vectors Field on Regular Submanifold Is \(C^\infty\) as Vectors Field Along Regular Submanifold on Supermanifold
\(C^k\)-ness of Map from Closed Interval into Subset of Euclidean \(C^\infty\) Manifold at Boundary Point Equals Existence of One-Sided Derivatives with Continuousness, and Derivatives Are One-Sided Derivatives
Closed Continuous Map Between Topological Spaces with Compact Fibers Is Proper
Closed Discrete Subspace of Compact Topological Space Has Only Finite Points
Closed Set Minus Open Set Is Closed
Closed Set on Closed Topological Subspace Is Closed on Base Space
Closed Subspace of Locally Compact Topological Space Is Locally Compact
Closed Upper Half Euclidean Topological Space Is Homeomorphic to Product of Lower-Dimensional Euclidean Spaces and Closed Upper Half Euclidean Space
Closure of Difference of Subsets Is Not Necessarily Difference of Closures of Subsets, But Is Contained in Closure of Minuend
Closure of Normal Subgroup of Topological Group Is Normal Subgroup
Closure of Subgroup of Topological Group Is Subgroup
Closure of Subset Is Union of Subset and Accumulation Points Set of Subset
Closure of Union of Finite Subsets Is Union of Closures of Subsets
Collection of Sets That Are of Non-0 Cardinality Is Not Set
Compact Topological Space Has Accumulation Point of Subset with Infinite Points
Compactness of Topological Subset as Subset Equals Compactness as Subspace
Complement of Nowhere Dense Subset Is Dense
Complement of Open Dense Subset Is Nowhere Dense
Complement of Product of Subsets Is Union of Products of Whole Sets 1 of Which Is Replaced with Complement of Subset
Composition of Affine Maps Is Affine Map
Composition of \(C^\infty\) Embedding After Diffeomorphism or Diffeomorphism After \(C^\infty\) Embedding Is \(C^\infty\) Embedding
Composition of Map After Preimage Is Contained in Argument Set
Composition of Map After Preimage Is Identical Iff Argument Set Is Subset of Map Image
Composition of Preimage After Map of Subset Contains Argument Set
Composition of Preimage After Map of Subset Is Identical If Map Is Injective with Respect to Argument Set Image
Composition of Preimage After Map of Subset Is Identical Iff It Is Contained in Argument Set
Composition of Product Maps Is Product of Compositions of Component Maps
Compositions of Homotopic Maps Are Homotopic
Conjugation from Complex Numbers Euclidean Topological Space onto Complex Numbers Euclidean Topological Space Is Homeomorphism
Connected Component Is Closed
Connected Component Is Open on Locally Connected Topological Space
Connected Topological Component Is Exactly Connected Topological Subspace That Cannot Be Made Larger
Connected Topological Manifold Is Path-Connected
Connected Topological Subspaces of 1-Dimensional Euclidean Topological Space Are Intervals
Connection Depends Only on Section Values on Vector Curve
Continuous Embedding Between Topological Spaces with Closed Range Is Proper
Continuous Image of Path-Connected Subspace of Domain Is Path-Connected on Codomain
Continuous Map from Compact Topological Space into Hausdorff Topological Space Is Proper
Continuous Map from Topological Space into Hausdorff Topological Space with Continuous Left Inverse Is Proper
Continuous Surjection Between Topological Spaces Is Quotient Map if Any Codomain Subset Is Closed if Its Preimage Is Closed
Contraction Mapping Principle
Contraction of 2 Same-Length Multi-Dimensional Arrays One of Which Is Symmetrized or Antisymmetrized w.r.t. Set of Indexes Is Contraction with Also Other Array Symmetrized or Antisymmetrized Accordingly
Convex Set Spanned by Non-Affine-Independent Set of Base Points on Real Vectors Space Is Not Necessarily Affine Simplex Spanned by Affine-Independent Subset of Base Points
Convex Set Spanned by Possibly-Non-Affine-Independent Set of Base Points on Real Vectors Space Is Convex
Coordinates Matrix of Inverse Riemannian Metric Is Inverse of Coordinates Matrix of Riemannian Metric
Covering Map into Simply Connected Topological Space Is Homeomorphism
Criteria for Collection of Open Sets to Be Basis
Curves on Manifold as the \(C^\infty\) Right Actions of Curves That Represent Same Vector on Lie Group Represent Same Vector
Derivative of \(C^1\), Euclidean-Normed Euclidean Vectors Spaces Map Is Jacobian
Derived Operation of Monotone Continuous Operation from Ordinal Numbers Collection into Ordinal Numbers Collection Is Monotone Continuous
Descending Sequence of Ordinal Numbers Is Finite
Determinant of Square Matrix Whose Last Row Is All 1 and Whose Each Other Row Is All 0 Except Row Number + 1 Column 1 Is -1 to Power of Dimension + 1
Difference of Map Images of Subsets Is Contained in Map Image of Difference of Subsets
Difference of Map Images of Subsets Is Map Image of Difference of Subsets if Map Is Injective
Disjoint Union of Closed Sets Is Closed in Disjoint Union Topology
Disjoint Union of Complements Is Disjoint Union of Whole Sets Minus Disjoint Union of Subsets
Domain of Affine Simplex Map Is Closed and Compact on Euclidean Topological Superspace
Double Dual of Finite Dimensional Real Vectors Space Is 'Vectors Spaces - Linear Morphisms' Isomorphic to Vectors Space
Dual of Finite Dimensional Real Vectors Space Constitutes Same Dimensional Vectors Space
Element of Simplicial Complex on Finite-Dimensional Real Vectors Space Is Closed and Compact on Underlying Space of Complex
Equivalence Between Derivation at Point of \(C^1\) Functions and Directional Derivative
Equivalence of Map Continuousness in Topological Sense and in Norm Sense for Coordinates Functions
Euclidean Topological Space Is 2nd Countable
Euclidean Topological Space Is Homeomorphic to Product of Lower-Dimensional Euclidean Spaces
Euclidean Topological Space Nested in Euclidean Topological Space Is Topological Subspace
Existence of Lie Group Neighborhood Whose Any Point Can Be Connected with Center by Left-Invariant Vectors Field Integral Curve
Expansion of Continuous Map on Codomain Is Continuous
Field Is Integral Domain
Finite Composition of Bijections Is Bijection, if Codomains of Constituent Bijections Equal Domains of Succeeding Bijections
Finite Composition of Injections Is Injection
Finite Composition of Motions Is Motion
Finite Composition of Surjections Is Not Necessarily Surjection
Finite Composition of Surjections Is Surjection, if Codomains of Constituent Surjections Equal Domains of Succeeding Surjections
Finite Dimensional Real Vectors Space Topology Defined Based on Coordinates Space Does Not Depend on Choice of Basis
Finite Dimensional Vectors Spaces Related by Linear Bijection Are of Same Dimension
Finite Direct Product of Groups Is 'Groups - Homomorphisms' Isomorphic to Direct Product of Corresponding Isomorphic Groups
Finite Intersection of Open Dense Subsets of Topological Space Is Open Dense
Finite Product of 2nd-Countable Topological Spaces Is 2nd-Countable
Finite Product of Compact Topological Spaces Is Compact
Finite Product of Locally Compact Topological Spaces Is Locally Compact
Finite Product of Normal Subgroups Is Commutative and Is Normal Subgroup
Finite Product of Sets Is Set
Finite Product of Subgroups Is Associative
Finite Product of Topological Spaces Equals Sequential Products of Topological Spaces
Finite Union of Nowhere Dense Subsets of Topological Space Has Empty Interior
Fixed-Point in Proof of Veblen Fixed-Point Theorem Is Smallest That Satisfies Condition
For 1st Countable Topological Space, Some Facts About Points Sequences and Subset
For 2 Decompositions of Vector with Common Constituent, Coefficients of Common Constituent Are Same if Common Constituent Is Not on Vectors Space Spanned by Other Constituents
For 2 Homotopic Maps, Point on Domain, and Fundamental Group Homomorphisms Induced by Maps, 2nd Homomorphism Is Composition of Canonical 'Groups - Group Homomorphisms' Isomorphism Between Codomains of Homomorphisms After 1st Homomorphism
For 2 Path-Connected Points on Topological Space, There Is 'Groups - Group Homomorphisms' Isomorphism Between Fundamental Groups That Multiplies Inverse-Path Class from Left and Path Class from Right in Path Classes Groupoid
For 2 Pointed Continuous Maps, Wedge Sum of Maps Is Continuous
For 2 Sets, Collection of Functions Between Sets Is Set
For Adjunction Topological Space, Canonical Map from Attaching-Destination Space to Adjunction Space Is Continuous Embedding
For Affine Simplex, Ascending Sequence of Faces, and Set of Barycenters of Faces, Convex Combination of Subset of Set of Barycenters Is Convex Combination W.r.t. Set of Vertexes of Affine Simplex
For Affine Simplex and Ascending Sequence of Faces, Set of Barycenters of Faces Is Affine-Independent
For Bijection, Preimage of Subset Under Inverse of Map Is Image of Subset Under Map
For \(C^\infty\) Embedding Between \(C^\infty\) Manifolds with Boundary, Restriction of Embedding on Embedded Submanifold with Boundary Domain Is \(C^\infty\) Embedding
For \(C^\infty\) Embedding, Range of Embedding with Topology and Atlas Induced by Embedding Is Embedded Submanifold with Boundary of Codomain
For \(C^\infty\) Function on Open Neighborhood, There Exists \(C^\infty\) Function on \(C^\infty\) Manifold with Boundary That Equals Function on Possibly Smaller Neighborhood
For \(C^\infty\) Manifold with Boundary and Chart, Restriction of Chart on Open Subset Domain Is Chart
For \(C^\infty\) Manifold with Boundary and Embedded Submanifold with Boundary, Around Each Point on Submanifold with Boundary, There Is Trivializing Open Subset for Manifold with Boundary Whose Intersection with Submanifold with Boundary Is Chart Domain
For \(C^\infty\) Manifold with Boundary and Embedded Submanifold with Boundary, Inverse of Codomain Restricted Inclusion Is \(C^\infty\)
For \(C^\infty\) Manifold and Its Regular Submanifold, Open Subset of Super Manifold Is \(C^\infty\) Manifold and Intersection of Open Subset and Regular Submanifold Is Regular Submanifold of Open Subset Manifold
For \(C^\infty\) Manifold with Boundary and Open Submanifold with Boundary, Differential of Inclusion at Point on Open Submanifold with Boundary Is 'Vectors Spaces- Linear Morphisms' Isomorphism
For \(C^\infty\) Manifold with Boundary and Regular Domain, Differential of Inclusion at Point on Regular Domain Is 'Vectors Spaces - Linear Morphisms' Isomorphism
For \(C^\infty\) Manifold with Boundary, Embedded Submanifold with Boundary of Embedded Submanifold with Boundary Is Embedded Submanifold with Boundary of Manifold with Boundary
For \(C^\infty\) Manifold with Boundary, Interior Point Has Chart Ball and Boundary Point Has Chart Half Ball
For \(C^\infty\) Manifold with Boundary, Interior Point Has Chart Whose Range Is Whole Euclidean Space and Boundary Point Has Chart Whose Range Is Whole Half Euclidean Space
For \(C^\infty\) Manifold, Embedded Submanifold with Boundary, and \(C^\infty\) Vectors Field over Submanifold with Boundary, Differential by Inclusion After Vectors Field Is \(C^\infty\) over Submanifold with Boundary
For \(C^\infty\) Manifold, Regular Domain, \(C^\infty\) Manifold with Boundary, and \(C^\infty\) Map from Regular Domain into \(C^\infty\) Manifold with Boundary, Corresponding Map with Domain Regarded as Subset of Manifold Is \(C^\infty\)
For \(C^\infty\) Manifold, Subset, and Point on Subset, if Chart Satisfies Local Slice Condition for Embedded Submanifold or Local Slice Condition for Embedded Submanifold with Boundary, Its Sub-Open-Neighborhood Does So
For \(C^\infty\) Map Between \(C^\infty\) Manifolds, Restriction of Map on Regular Submanifold Domain and Regular Submanifold Codomian Is \(C^\infty\)
For \(C^\infty\) Map from Finite-Product \(C^\infty\) Manifold with Boundary, Induced Map with Set of Components of Domain Fixed Is \(C^\infty\)
For \(C^\infty\) Vectors Bundle and Section from Subset of Base Space \(C^k\) at Point Where \(0 \lt k\), There Is \(C^k\) Extension on Open-Neighborhood-of-Point Domain
For \(C^\infty\) Vectors Bundle, Global Connection Can Be Constructed with Local Connections over Open Cover, Using Partition of Unity Subordinate to Open Cover
For Commutative Ring, if Each Elements Pair Has Greatest Common Divisor, Each Finite Subset Has Greatest Common Divisor, Which Can Be Gotten Sequentially
For Compact \(C^\infty\) Manifold, Sequence of Points Has Convergent Subsequence
For Complete Metric Space, Closed Subspace Is Complete
For Continuous Map from Product Topological Space into Topological Space, Induced Map with Set of Components of Domain Fixed Is Continuous
For Coset Map with Respect to Subgroup, Preimage of Image of Subset Is Subgroup Multiplied by Subset
For Covering Map, 2 Lifts of Continuous Map from Connected Topological Space Totally Agree or Totally Disagree
For Covering Map, Cardinalities of Sheets Are Same
For Covering Map, Criterion for Lift of Continuous Map from Path-Connected Locally Path-Connected Topological Space to Exist
For Covering Map, Lift of Product of Paths Is Product of Lifts of Paths
For Covering Map, Lift of Reverse of Path Is Reverse of Lift of Path
For Covering Map, There Is Unique Lift of Continuous Map from Finite Product of Closed Real Intervals for Each Initial Value
For Covering Map, There Is Unique Lift of Path for Each Point in Covering Map Preimage of Path Image of Point on Path Domain
For Diffeomorphism from \(C^\infty\) Manifold with Boundary onto Neighborhood of Point Image on \(C^\infty\) Manifold with Boundary, Differential at Point Is 'Vectors Spaces - Linear Morphisms' Isomorphism
For Disjoint Subset and Open Set, Closure of Subset and Open Set Are Disjoint
For Disjoint Union Topological Space, Inclusion from Constituent Topological Space to Disjoint Topological Space Is Continuous
For Euclidean \(C^\infty\) Manifold and Its Regular Submanifold, Vectors Field Along Regular Submanifold Is \(C^\infty\) iff Its Components w.r.t. Standard Chart Are \(C^\infty\) on Regular Submanifold
For Euclidean \(C^\infty\) Manifold, Open Ball Is Diffeomorphic to Whole Space
For Euclidean Topological Space, Lower-Dimensional Euclidean Topological Space, Slicing Map, Projection, and Inclusion, Inclusion after Projection after Slicing Map Equals Slicing Map, and Projection after Slicing Map of Open Neighborhood of Point Is Open Neighborhood of Projection of Point
For Euclidean Topological Space, Set of All Open Balls with Rational Centers and Rational Radii Is Basis
For Finite Set of Points on Real Vectors Space, if for Point, Set of Subtractions of Point from Other Points Is Linearly Independent, It Is So for Each Point
For Finite Simplicial Complex on Finite-Dimensional Real Vectors Space, Simplex Interior of Maximal Simplex Is Open on Underlying Space of Complex
For Finite Simplicial Complex, Stars of Vertexes of Simplexes Is Open Cover of Underlying Space
For Finite \(p\)-Group, for Natural Number Smaller Than Power to Which \(p\) Is Order of Group, There Is Normal Subgroup of Group Whose Order Is \(p\) to Power of Natural Number
For Finite-Dimensional Normed Real Vectors Space with Canonical Topology, Norm Map Is Continuous
For Finite-Dimensional Vectors Space Basis, Replacing Element by Linear Combination of Elements with Nonzero Coefficient for Element Forms Basis
For Finite-Dimensional Vectors Space and Basis, Linearly Independent Set of Elements Can Be Augmented with Some Elements of Basis to Be Basis
For Finite-Dimensional Vectors Space and Basis, Vectors Space Is 'Vectors Spaces - Linear Morphisms' Isomorphic to Components Vectors Space
For Finite-Dimensional Vectors Space, Linearly Independent Subset Can Be Expanded to Be Basis by Adding Finite Elements
For Finite-Dimensional Vectors Space, Linearly Independent Subset with Dimension Number of Elements Is Basis
For Finite-Dimensional Vectors Space, Proper Subspace Has Lower Dimension
For Finite-Dimensional Vectors Space, Subset That Spans Space Can Be Reduced to Be Basis
For Finite-Dimensional Vectors Space, There Is No Basis That Has More Than Dimension Elements
For Finite-Dimensional Vectors Space, There Is No Linearly Independent Subset That Has More Than Dimension Elements
For Finite-Product Topological Space, Product of Neighborhoods Is Neighborhood
For Group Action, Induced Map with Fixed Group Element Is Bijection
For Group and Element, if There Is Positive Natural Number to Power of Which Element Is 1 and There Is No Smaller Such, Subgroup Generated by Element Consists of Element to Non-Negative Powers Smaller Than Number
For Group and Element, if There Is Positive Natural Number to Power of Which Element Is 1 and There Is No Smaller Such, Integers of Which Powers to Which Element Are 1 Are Only Multiples of Number
For Group and Finite-Order Element, Conjugate of Element Has Order of Element
For Group and Finite-Order Element, Inverse of Element Has Order of Element
For Group and Finite-Order Element, Order Power of Element Is \(1\) and Subgroup Generated by Element Consists of Element to Non-Negative Powers Smaller Than Element Order
For Group and Normal Subgroup, if Normal Subgroup and Quotient of Group by Normal Subgroup Are p-Groups, Group Is p-Group
For Group and Subgroup, Conjugation for Subgroup by Group Element Is 'Groups Homomorphisms' Isomorphism
For Group, Conjugation by Element Is 'Groups - Homomorphisms' Isomorphism
For Group, Normal Subgroup, and Quotient Group, Representatives Set Multiplied by Element Is Representatives Set
For Group, Normal Subgroup, and Subgroup, Subsets of Quotient Group That Contain Cosets of Subgroup Are Same or Disjoint
For Group, Multiplication Map with Fixed Element from Left or Right Is Bijection
For Group, Powers Sequence of Element That Returns Back Returns to Element
For Group, Subgroup, and Element of Group, if \(k\) Is 1st Positive Power to Which Element Belongs to Subgroup, Multiples of \(k\) Are Only Powers to Which Element Belongs to Subgroup
For Group, Symmetric Subset, Element of Group, and Subset, Element Multiplied by Symmetric Subset from Right or Left and Symmetric Subset Multiplied by Subset from Right or Left Are Disjoint if Element Multiplied by Symmetric Subset from Left and Right and Subset Are Disjoint
For Group and Its Subgroup, Subgroup Is Normal Subgroup if Its Conjugate Subgroup by Each Element of Group Is Contained in It
For Group as Direct Sum of Finite Number of Normal Subgroups, Element Is Uniquely Decomposed and Decomposition Is Commutative
For Group as Direct Sum of Finite Number of Normal Subgroups, Product of Subset of Normal Subgroups Is Group as Direct Sum of Subset
For Half Euclidean \(C^\infty\) Manifold with Boundary, Open Half Ball Is Diffeomorphic to Whole Space
For Hausdorff Topological Space and 2 Disjoint Compact Subsets, There Are Disjoint Open Subsets Each of Which Contains Compact Subset
For Hausdorff Topological Space, Net with Directed Index Set Can Have Only 1 Convergence
For 'Independent Variable'-Value Pairs Data, Choosing Origin-Passing Approximating Line with Least Value Difference Squares Sum Equals Projecting Values Vector to Independent Variables Vector Line
For Infinite Product Topological Space and Closed Subset, Point on Product Space Whose Each Finite-Components-Projection Belongs to Corresponding Projection of Subset Belongs to Subset
For Infinite Product Topological Space and Subset, Point on Product Space Whose Each Finite-Components-Projection Belongs to Corresponding Projection of Subset Does Not Necessarily Belong to Subset
For Injective Closed Map Between Topological Spaces, Inverse of Codomain-Restricted-to-Range Map Is Continuous
For Injective Monotone Continuous Operation from Ordinal Numbers Collection into Ordinal Numbers Collection and Image of Subset of Domain, Union of Image Is in Range
For Integral Domain, if Greatest Common Divisors of Subset Exist, They Are Associates of a Greatest Common Divisor
For Integral Domain, if Least Common Multiples of Subset Exist, They Are Associates of a Least Common Multiple
For Integral Domain, if Principal Ideal by Element Is Also by Another Element, Elements Are Associates with Each Other, and Principal Ideal Is by Any Associate
For Intersection of 2 Subsets of Topological Space, Its Regarded as Subspace of a Subset as Subspace, Its Regarded as Subspace of Other Subset as Subspace, and Its Regarded as Subspace of Basespace Are Same
For Invertible Square Matrix, from Top Row Downward Through Any Row, Each Row Can Be Changed to Have 1 1 Component and 0 Others Without Duplication to Keep Matrix Invertible
For Linear Map from Finite-Dimensional Vectors Space, There Is Domain Subspace That Is 'Vectors Spaces - Linear Morphisms' Isomorphic to Range by Restriction of Map
For Linear Surjection Between Finite-Dimensional Vectors Spaces, Dimension of Codomain Is Equal to or Smaller than That of Domain
For Linear Surjection from Finite-Dimensional Vectors Space, if Dimension of Codomain Is Equal to or Larger than That of Domain, Surjection Is Bijection
For Linearly Independent Finite Subset of Module, Induced Subset of Module with Some Linear Combinations Is Linearly Independent
For Linearly Independent Sequence in Vectors Space, Derived Sequence in Which Each Element Is Linear Combination of Equal or Smaller Index Elements with Nonzero Equal Index Coefficient Is Linearly Independent
For Locally Compact Hausdorff Topological Space, Around Point, There Is Open Neighborhood Whose Closure Is Compact
For Locally Compact Hausdorff Topological Space, in Neighborhood Around Point, There Is Open Neighborhood Whose Closure Is Compact and Contained in Neighborhood
For Locally Finite Cover of Topological Space, Compact Subset Intersects Only Finite Elements of Cover
For Locally Finite Open Cover of Topological Space, Closure of Union of Open Sets Is Union of Closures of Open Sets
For Map Between Arbitrary Subsets of \(C^\infty\) Manifolds with Boundary \(C^k\) at Point, Any Possible Pair of Domain Chart and Codomain Chart Satisfies Condition of Definition
For Map Between Arbitrary Subsets of \(C^\infty\) Manifolds with Boundary \(C^k\) at Point, Restriction on Domain That Contains Point Is \(C^k\) at Point
For Map Between Arbitrary Subsets of \(C^\infty\) Manifolds with Boundary \(C^k\) at Point, Restriction or Expansion on Codomain That Contains Range Is \(C^k\) at Point
For Map Between Arbitrary Subsets of \(C^\infty\) Manifolds with Boundary Locally Diffeomorphic at Point, Restriction on Open Subset of Domain That Contains Point Is Locally Diffeomorphic at Point
For Map Between Arbitrary Subsets of \(C^\infty\) Manifolds with Boundary, Map Is \(C^k\) at Point if Restriction on Subspace Open Neighborhood of Point Domain Is \(C^k\) at Point
For Map Between Arbitrary Subsets of Euclidean \(C^\infty\) Manifolds, Map Is \(C^k\) at Point if Restriction on Subspace Open Neighborhood of Point Domain Is \(C^k\) at Point
For Map Between Arbitrary Subsets of Euclidean \(C^\infty\) Manifolds \(C^k\) at Point, Restriction on Domain That Contains Point Is \(C^k\) at Point
For Maps Between Arbitrary Subspaces of Topological Spaces Continuous at Corresponding Points, Composition Is Continuous at Point
For Map Between Embedded Submanifolds with Boundary of \(C^\infty\) Manifolds with Boundary, \(C^k\)-ness Does Not Change When Domain or Codomain Is Regarded to Be Subset
For Map Between Normed Vectors Spaces s.t. Image Norm Divided by Argument Norm Converges to 0 When Argument Norm Nears 0, Image Norm of Map Plus Nonzero Linear Map Divided by Argument Norm Does Not Do So
For Map Between Real Closed Intervals and Graph of Map as Topological Subspace, Subset Such That Value Is Larger or Smaller Than Independent Variable Is Open
For Map Between Topological Spaces and Domain Point, if There Are Superspaces of Domain and Codomain, Open Neighborhoods of Point and of Point Image on Superspaces, and Continuous Map from Domain Neighborhood into Codomain neighborhood That Is Restricted to Original Map on Intersection of Domain Neighborhood and Original Domain, Original Map Is Continuous at Point
For Map \(C^\infty\) at Point, Coordinates Function with Any Charts Is \(C^\infty\) at Point Image
For Map from Subset of \(C^\infty\) Manifold with Boundary into Subset of \(C^\infty\) Manifold \(C^k\) at Point, There Is \(C^k\) Extension on Open-Neighborhood-of-Point Domain
For Map from Subset of \(C^\infty\) Manifold with Boundary into Subset of \(C^\infty\) Manifold with Boundary, Map Is Local Diffeomorphism iff for Each Domain Point and Its Image, There Are Charts by Which Coordinates Function Is Diffeomorphism
For Map from Topological Space into Metric Space, Image of Closed Set Is Closed on Image of Domain, if for Any Sequence on Closed Set for Which Image of Sequence Converges on Image of Domain, Convergent Point Is on Image of Closed Set
For Map, if There Is Inverse Direction Map Which After Original Map Is Identity, Original Map Is Injective
For Maps Between Arbitrary Subsets of \(C^\infty\) Manifolds with Boundary \(C^k\) at Corresponding Points, Composition Is \(C^k\) at Point
For Maps Between Arbitrary Subsets of \(C^\infty\) Manifolds with Boundary Locally Diffeomorphic at Corresponding Points, Where Codomain of 1st Map Is Open Subset of Domain of 2nd Map, Composition Is Locally Diffeomorphic at Point
For Maps Between Arbitrary Subsets of Euclidean \(C^\infty\) Manifolds \(C^k\) at Corresponding Points, Composition Is \(C^k\) at Point
For Metric Space, 1 Point Subset Is Closed
For Metric Space, Difference of Distances of 2 Points from Subset Is Equal to or Less Than Distance Between Points
For Metric Space, Distance Between Points in 2 Open Balls Is Larger Than Distance Between Centers Minus Sum of Radii and Smaller Than Distance Between Centers Plus Sum of Radii
For Monotone Continuous Operation from Ordinal Numbers Collection into Ordinal Numbers Collection, Image of Limit Ordinal Number Is Limit Ordinal Number
For Monotone Operation from Ordinal Numbers Collection into Ordinal Numbers Collection, Value Equals or Contains Argument
For Monotone Ordinal Numbers Operation, 2 Domain Elements Are in Membership Relation if Corresponding Images Are in Same Relation
For Motion Between Real Vectors Spaces with Norms Induced by Inner Products That Fixes 0, Orthonormal Subset of Domain Is Mapped to Orthonormal Subset
For Motion Between Same-Finite-Dimensional Real Vectors Spaces with Norms Induced by Inner Products That Fixes 0, Motion Is Orthogonal Linear Map
For Motion Between Same-Finite-Dimensional Real Vectors Spaces with Norms Induced by Inner Products, Motion Is Bijective
For Nonempty Set with Partial Ordering with No Minimal Element, There Is Function from Natural Numbers Set to Set, for Which Image of Number Is Larger than Image of Next Number
For Nonzero Linear Map Between Normed Vectors Spaces, Image Norm Divided by Argument Norm Does Not Converge to 0 When Argument Norm Nears 0
For Normal Topological Space, Collapsed Topological Space by Closed Subset Is Normal
For Open Subset of \(d_1\)-Dimensional Euclidean \(C^\infty\) Manifold, \(C^\infty\) Map into \(d_2\)-Dimensional Euclidean \(C^\infty\) Manifold Divided by Never-Zero \(C^\infty\) Map into 1-Dimensional Euclidean \(C^\infty\) Manifold Is \(C^\infty\)
For Permutations Group, Its Element, Element of Permutations Domain, and Sequence of Power Operations of Element on Domain Element, Another Sequence with Another Domain Element Not Contained in 1st Sequence Is Disjoint from 1st Sequence
For Permutations Group, Its Element, and Element of Permutations Domain, Sequence of Power Operations of Element on Domain Element Returns Back from Domain Element
For Principal Integral Domain and Finite Subset, Sum of Principal Ideals by Elements of Subset Is Principal Ideal by Any of Greatest Common Divisors of Subset
For Principal Integral Domain, Rectangle Matrix over Domain, and Invertible Square Matrix over Domain, Sum of Principal Ideals by Specified-Dimensional Subdeterminants of Product Is Sum of Principal Ideals by Same Dimensional Subdeterminants of Rectangle Matrix
For Principal Integral Domain, Rectangle Matrix over Domain, and Square Matrix Over Domain, Sum of Principal Ideals by Specified-Dimensional Subdeterminants of Product Is Contained in Sum of Principal Ideals by Same-Dimensional Subdeterminants of Rectangle Matrix
For Product Topological Space, Projection of Compact Subset Is Compact
For Product of 2 \(C^\infty\) Manifolds, Product for Which One of Constituents Is Replaced with Regular Submanifold Is Regular Submanifold
For Real or Complex Vectors Space with Inner Product, Linear Combination of Finite Vectors Cannot Be Perpendicular to Each Constituent Without Being 0
For Rectangle Matrix over Principal Integral Domain, There Are Some Types of Rows or Columns Operations Each of Which Can Be Expressed as Multiplication by Invertible Matrix from Left or Right
For Regular Topological Space, Collapsed Topological Space by Closed Subset Is Hausdorff
For Ring and Finite Number of Ideals, Sum of Ideals Is Ideal
For Ring, Multiple of 0 Is 0
For Quotient Map, Codomain Subset Is Closed if Preimage of Subset Is Closed
For Quotient Map, Induced Map from Quotient Space of Domain by Map to Codomain Is Continuous
For Quotient Map, Its Restriction on Open or Closed Saturated Domain and on Restricted Image Codomain Is Quotient Map
For Regular Topological Space, Neighborhood of Point Contains Closed Neighborhood
For Sequence of Finite Elements, Set of Permutations Has Same Number of Even Permutations and Odd Permutations
For Sequence on Topological Space, Around Point, There Is Open Set That Contains Only Finite Points of Sequence if No Subsequence Converges to Point
For Set Plus Set as an Element, Open Sets That Are Subsets of Set and Subsets Whose Complements Are Finite Is Topology
For Set and 2 Topologies, iff There Is Common Open Cover and Each Open Subset of Each Element of Cover in One Topology Is Open in the Other and Vice Versa, Topologies Are Same
For Set of Sequences for Fixed Domain and Codomain, Permutation Bijectively Maps Set onto Set
For Set, Union of Power Set of Set Is Set
For Simplicial Complex, Intersection of 2 Affine Simplexes Determined by Subsequences of Ascending Sequences of Barycenters of Faces of Elements of Complex Is Affine Simplex Determined by Intersection of Subsequences
For Simplicial Complex, Intersection of 2 Simplexes Is Simplex Determined by Intersection of Sets of Vertexes of Simplexes
For Simplicial Complex, Point on Underlying Space Is on Simplex Interior of Unique Simplex
For Simplicial Complex, Simplex Interior of Maximal Simplex Does Not Intersect Any Other Simplex
For Simplicial Complex, Vertex of Simplex That Is on Another Simplex Is Vertex of Latter Simplex
For Simplicial Complex on Finite-Dimensional Real Vectors Space, Each Simplex in Complex Is Faces of Elements of Subset of Maximal Simplexes Set
For Simplicial Complex on Finite-Dimensional Real Vectors Space, Open Subset of Underlying Space That Intersects Star Intersects Simplex Interior of Maximal Simplex Involved in Star
For Set and 2 Topology-Atlas Pairs, iff There Is Common Chart Domains Open Cover and Each Transition Is Diffeomorphism, Pairs Are Same
For Set and Set, Power Set of [Former Set Minus Latter Set] Is [Power Set of Former Set] Elements Minus Latter Set
For Set of Sets, Dichotomically Nondisjoint Does Not Necessarily Mean Pair-Wise Nondisjoint
For Set, To-Be-Atlas Determines Topology and Atlas
For Subset of Topological Space, Closure of Subset Minus Subset Has Empty Interior
For Topological Space Contained in Ambient Topological Space, if Space Is Ambient-Space-Wise Locally Topological Subspace of Ambient Space, Space Is Topological Subspace of Ambient Space
For Topological Space and Finite Number of Open Covers, Intersection of Covers Is Open Cover
For Topological Space and Its 2 Products with Euclidean Topological Spaces, Injective Continuous Map Between Products Fiber-Preserving and Linear on Fiber Is Continuous Embedding
For Topological Space and Its 2 Products with Euclidean Topological Spaces, Map Between Products Fiber-Preserving and Linear on Fiber Is Continuous iff Canonical Matrix Is Continuous
For Topological Space and Locally Finite Set of Closed Subsets, Union of Set Is Closed
For Topological Space and Open Cover, Subset Is Open iff Intersection of Subset and Each Element of Open Cover Is Open
For Topological Space and Point on Subspace, Intersection of Neighborhood of Point on Base Space and Subspace Is Neighborhood on Subspace
For Topological Space, Compact Subset of Subspace Is Compact on Base Space
For Topological Space, Intersection of Basis and Subspace Is Basis for Subspace
For Topological Space, Intersection of Compact Subset and Subspace Is Not Necessarily Compact on Subspace
For Topological Space, Open and Closed Subset of Space Is Union of Connected Components of Space
For Topological Space, Point, and Neighborhood of Point, Neighborhood of Point on Neighborhood Is Neighborhood of Point on Base Space
For Topological Space, Sequence of Preimages of Natural-Numbers-Closed-Upper-Bounds Intervals Under Exhaustion Function Is Exhaustion of Space by Compact Subsets
For Topological Space, Subset of Compact Subset Is Not Necessarily Compact
For Topological Space, Subspace, and Subset of Superspace, Subspace Minus Subset as Subspace of Subspace Is Subspace of Superspace Minus Subset
For Topological Space, Subspace Subset That Is Compact on Base Space Is Compact on Subspace
For Transfinite Recursion Theorem, Some Conditions with Which Partial Specifications of Formula Are Sufficient
For Transitive Set with Partial Ordering by Membership, Element Is Initial Segment Up to It
For Unique Factorization Domain and Finite Subset, if Greatest Common Divisors of Each Pair Subset of Subset Are Unit Associates, Greatest Common Divisors of Subset Are Unit Associates, but Not Vice Versa
For Unique Factorization Domain and Finite Subset, iff Greatest Common Divisors of Each Pair Subset of Subset Are Unit Associates, Least Common Multiples of Subset Are Associates of Multiple of Elements of Subset
For Unique Factorization Domain, Method of Getting Greatest Common Divisors of Finite Subset by Factorizing Each Element of Subset with Representatives Set of Associates Quotient Set
For Unique Factorization Domain, Method of Getting Least Common Multiples of Finite Subset by Factorizing Each Element of Subset with Representatives Set of Associates Quotient Set
For Unique Factorization Domain, if Multiple of Elements Is Divisible by Irreducible Element, at Least 1 Constituent Is Divisible by Irreducible Element
For Vectors Bundle and Trivializing Open Subsets Cover, Preimages Under Trivializations of Products of Basis of Open Subset and Basis of \(R^k\) Constitute Basis of Total Space
For \(C^\infty\) Vectors Bundle, Chart Open Subset on Base Space Is Not Necessarily Trivializing Open Subset (Probably)
For \(C^\infty\) Vectors Bundle, \(C^\infty\) Frame Exists Over and Only Over Trivializing Open Subset
For \(C^\infty\) Vectors Bundle, Section over Trivializing Open Subset Is \(C^\infty\) iff Coefficients w.r.t. \(C^\infty\) Frame over There Are \(C^\infty\)
For \(C^\infty\) Vectors Bundle, There Is Chart Trivializing Open Cover
For \(C^\infty\) Vectors Bundle, Trivialization of Chart Trivializing Open Subset Induces Canonical Chart Map
For \(C^\infty\) Vectors Bundle, Trivializing Open Subset Is Not Necessarily Chart Open Subset, but There Is Possibly Smaller Chart Trivializing Open Subset at Each Point on Trivializing Open Subset
For Vectors Space and 2 Same-Finite-Dimensional Vectors Subspaces, There Is Common Complementary Subspace
For Vectors Space and Linearly Independent Subset, Subset Can Be Expanded to Be Basis
For Vectors Space with Inner Product, Set of Nonzero Orthogonal Elements Is Linearly Independent
For Vectors Space, Finite Generator Can Be Reduced to Be Basis
For Vectors Space, Generator of Space, and Linearly Independent Subset Contained in Generator, Generator Can Be Reduced to Be Basis with Linearly Independent Subset Retained
For Vectors Space, Intersection of Finite-Dimensional Subspaces Is Subspace with Dimension Equal to or Smaller than Minimum Dimension of Subspaces
For Vectors Space, Subspace, and Complementary Subspace, Finite-Dimensional Subspace That Intersects Complementary Subspace Trivially Is Projected into Subspace as Same-Dimensional Subspace
For 'Vectors Spaces - Linear Morphisms' Isomorphism, Image of Linearly Independent Subset or Basis of Domain Is Linearly Independent or Basis on Codomain
For Well-Ordered Structure and Its Sub Structure, Ordinal Number of Sub Structure Is Member of or Is Ordinal Number of Base Structure
For (n + n') x (n + n'') Injective Matrix with Right-Top n x n'' Submatrix 0, Matrix with Left-Top n x n Submatrix Replaced with Injective Matrix Is Injective
For n x n Matrix, if There Are m Rows with More Than n - m Same Columns 0, Matrix Is Not Invertible
For n-Symmetric Group and n-Cycle, Centralizer of Cycle on Symmetric Group Is Cyclic Group by Cycle
Formalization of Local Slice Condition for Embedded Submanifold or Local Slice Condition for Embedded Submanifold with Boundary
Formula That Uniquely Maps Each Element of Set into Set Constitutes Function
From Convex Open Set Whose Closure Is Bounded on Euclidean Normed \(C^\infty\) Manifold into Equal or Higher Dimensional Euclidean Normed \(C^\infty\) Manifold Polynomial Map Image of Measure 0 Subset Is Measure 0
From Euclidean Normed Topological Space to Equal or Higher Dimension Euclidean Normed Topological Space Lipschitz Condition Satisfying Map Image of Measure 0 Subset Is Measure 0
From Natural Number to Countable Set Functions Set Is Countable
Functionally Structured Topological Spaces Category Morphisms Are Morphisms
Functor Maps Isomorphism to Isomorphism
Fundamental Group Homomorphism Induced by Composition of Continuous Maps Is Composition of Fundamental Group Homomorphisms Induced by Maps
Fundamental Group Homomorphism Induced by Homeomorphism Is 'Groups - Group Homomorphisms' Isomorphism
Fundamental Group Homomorphism Induced by Homotopy Equivalence Is 'Groups - Group Homomorphisms' Isomorphism
Fundamental Theorem for Group Homomorphism
Fundamental Theorem of Calculus for Euclidean-Normed Spaces Map
Group Is 'Groups - Homomorphisms' Isomorphic to Reversed Operator Group of Group
Group as Direct Sum of Finite Number of Normal Subgroups Is Group as Direct Sum of Any Reordered and Combined Normal Subgroups
Group as Direct Sum of Finite Number of Normal Subgroups Is 'Groups - Homomorphisms' Isomorphic to Direct Product of Subgroups
Hausdorff Maximal Principle: Chain in Partially-Ordered Set Is Contained in Maximal Chain
Homeomorphic Topological Manifolds Can Have Equivalent Atlases
How Wedge Product as an Equivalence Class of Elements of Tensor Algebra Is Related with the Tensor Products Construct
Identity Map from Subset of Euclidean \(C^\infty\) Manifold or Closed Upper Half Euclidean \(C^\infty\) Manifold with Boundary into Subset of Euclidean \(C^\infty\) Manifold or Closed Upper Half Euclidean \(C^\infty\) Manifold with Boundary Is \(C^\infty\)
Identity Map with Domain and Codomain Having Different Topologies Is Continuous iff Domain Is Finer than Codomain
If Union of Disjoint Subsets Is Closed, Each Subset Is Not Necessarily Closed
If Union of Disjoint Subsets Is Open, Each Subset Is Not Necessarily Open
Image of Continuous Map from Compact Topological Space to \(\mathbb{R}\) Euclidean Topological Space Has Minimum and Maximum
In Order to Check Continuousness of Map, Preimages of Only Basis or Subbasis Are Enough
Inclusion into Topological Space from Closed Subspace Is Closed Continuous Embedding
Inclusion into Topological Space from Subspace Is Continuous
Induced Functional Structure on Continuous Topological Spaces Map Codomain Is Functional Structure
Induced Functional Structure on Topological Subspace by Inclusion Is Functional Structure
Induced Map from Domain Quotient of Continuous Map Is Continuous
Injective Group Homomorphism Is 'Groups - Homomorphisms' Isomorphism onto Range
Injective Map Between Topological Spaces Is Continuous Embedding if Domain Restriction of Map on Each Element of Open Cover Is Continuous Embedding onto Open Subset of Range or Codomain
Injective Map Image of Intersection of Sets Is Intersection of Map Images of Sets
Integers Ring Is Principal Integral Domain
Intersection of 2 Transversal Regular Submanifolds of \(C^\infty\) Manifold Is Regular Submanifold of Specific Codimension
Intersection of Closure of Subset and Open Subset Is Contained in Closure of Intersection of Subset and Open Subset
Intersection of Complements of Subsets Is Complement of Union of Subsets
Intersection of Products of Sets Is Product of Intersections of Sets
Intersection of Set of Transitive Relations Is Transitive
Intersection of Subgroup of Group and Normal Subgroup of Group Is Normal Subgroup of Subgroup
Intersection of Union of Subsets and Subset Is Union of Intersections of Each of Subsets and Latter Subset
Intersection or Finite Union of Closed Sets Is Closed
Inverse Theorem for Euclidean-Normed Spaces Map
Inverse of Closed Bijection Is Continuous
Inverse of Partial Ordering Is Partial Ordering
In Nest of Topological Subspaces, Connected-ness of Subspace Does Not Depend on Superspace
In Nest of Topological Subspaces, Openness of Subset on Subspace Does Not Depend on Superspace
Latin Square with Each Row Regarded as Permutation Forms Group iff Composition of 2 Rows Is Row, and Group's Multiplications Table Is Generated by Certain Way from Square
Left-Invariant Vectors Field on Lie Group Is \(C^\infty\)
Lifts, That Start at Same Point, of Path-Homotopic Paths Are Path-Homotopic
Limit Condition Can Be Substituted with With-Equal Conditions
Linear Injection Between Same-Finite-Dimensional Vectors Spaces Is 'Vectors Spaces - Linear Morphisms' Isomorphism
Linear Range of Finite-Dimensional Vectors Space Is Vectors Space
Linear Map Between Euclidean Topological Spaces Is Continuous
Linear Surjection from Finite-Dimensional Vectors Space to Same-Dimensional Vectors Space Is 'Vectors Spaces - Linear Morphisms' Isomorphism
Local Criterion for Openness
Local Characterization of Closure: Point Is on Closure of Subset iff Every Neighborhood of Point Intersects Subset
Local Unique Solution Existence for Euclidean-Normed Space ODE
Locally Compact Hausdorff Topological Space Is Paracompact iff Space Is Disjoint Union of Open \(\sigma\)-Compact Subspaces
Map Between Arbitrary Subsets of \(C^\infty\) Manifolds with Boundary Bijective and Locally Diffeomorphic at Each Point Is Diffeomorphism
Map Between Arbitrary Subsets of \(C^\infty\) Manifolds with Boundary Locally Diffeomorphic at Point Is \(C^\infty\) at Point
Map Between Groups That Maps Product of 2 Elements to Product of Images of Elements Is Group Homomorphism
Map Between Topological Spaces Is Continuous at Point if They Are Subspaces of \(C^\infty\) Manifolds and There Are Charts of Manifolds Around Point and Point Image and Map Between Chart Open Subsets Which Is Restricted to Original Map Whose Restricted Coordinates Function Is Continuous
Map Between Topological Spaces Is Continuous if Domain Restriction of Map to Each Closed Set of Finite Closed Cover is Continuous
Map Between Topological Spaces Is Continuous if Domain Restriction of Map to Each Open Set of Open Cover is Continuous
Map Between Topological Spaces Is Continuous iff Preimage of Each Closed Subset of Codomain Is Closed
Map from Mapping Cylinder into Topological Space Is Continuous iff Induced Maps from Adjunction Attaching Origin Space and from Adjunction Attaching Destination Space Are Continuous
Map from Open Subset of \(C^\infty\) Manifold with Boundary onto Open Subset of Euclidean \(C^\infty\) Manifold or Closed Upper Half Euclidean \(C^\infty\) Manifold with Boundary Is Chart Map iff It Is Diffeomorphism
Map from Topological Space into Finite Product Topological Space Is Continuous iff All Component Maps Are Continuous
Map Image of Intersection of Sets Is Contained in Intersection of Map Images of Sets
Map Image of Intersection of Sets Is Not Necessarily Intersection of Map Images of Sets
Map Image of Point Is On Subset Iff Point Is on Preimage of Subset
Map Image of Subset Is Contained in Subset iff Subset Is Contained in Preimage of Subset
Map Image of Union of Sets Is Union of Map Images of Sets
Map Is Bijection iff Preimage of Codomain Point Is 1 Point Subset
Map of Quotient Topology Is Quotient Map
Map Preimage of Intersection of Sets Is Intersection of Map Preimages of Sets
Map Preimage of Codomain Minus Set Is Domain Minus Preimage of Set
Map Preimage of Range Is Whole Domain
Map Preimage of Union of Sets Is Union of Map Preimages of Sets
Map Preimage of Whole Codomain Is Whole Domain
Map Preimages of Disjoint Subsets Are Disjoint
Map That Is Anywhere Locally Constant on Connected Topological Space Is Globally Constant
Map from Open Subset of C^\infty Manifold onto Open Subset of Euclidean C^\infty Manifold Is Chart Map iff It Is Diffeomorphism
Maps Composition Preimage Is Composition of Map Preimages in Reverse Order
Matrices Multiplications Map Is Continuous
Maximal Element of Set w.r.t. Inverse of Ordering Is Minimal Element of Set w.r.t. Original Ordering
Memorandum on Powers of Group, Ring, or Field Elements
Metric Space Is Compact iff Each Infinite Subset Has \(\omega\)-Accumulation Point
Minimal Element of Set w.r.t. Inverse of Ordering Is Maximal Element of Set w.r.t. Original Ordering
Minus Dedekind Cut Of Dedekind Cut Is Really Dedekind Cut
Motion Is Injective
Multiplication of Matrix Made of Same Size Blocks by Matrix Made of Multiplicable Same Size Blocks Is Blocks-Wise
Multiplications of Cardinalities of Sets Are Associative
'Natural Number'-th Power of Cardinality of Set Is That Times Multiplication of Cardinality
Net to Product Topological Space Converges to Point iff Each Projection After Net Converges to Component of Point
No 2 Sets Have Each Other as Members
No Set Has Itself as Member
Nonzero Multiplicative Translation from Complex Numbers Euclidean Topological Space onto Complex Numbers Euclidean Topological Space Is Homeomorphism
Normal Subgroup of Group Is Normal Subgroup of Subgroup of Group Multiplied by Normal Subgroup
Norms on Finite-Dimensional Real Vectors Space Are Equivalent
On 2nd-Countable Topological Space, Open Cover Has Countable Subcover
On \(T_1\) Topological Space, Point Is \(\omega\)-Accumulation Point of Subset iff It Is Accumulation Point of Subset
Open Sets Whose Complements Are Finite and Empty Set Is Topology
Open Set Complement of Measure 0 Subset Is Dense
Open Set Intersects Subset if It Intersects Closure of Subset
Open Set Minus Closed Set Is Open
Open Set on Euclidean Topological Space Has Rational Point
Open Set on Open Topological Subspace Is Open on Base Space
Open Subset of \(C^\infty\) Trivializing Open Subset Is \(C^\infty\) Trivializing Open Subset
Open Subspace of Locally Compact Hausdorff Topological Space Is Locally Compact
Order of Powers
Ordinal Number Is Grounded and Its Rank Is Itself
Ordinal Number Is Limit Ordinal Number iff It Is Nonzero and Is Union of Its All Members
Orthogonal Linear Map Between Same-Finite-Dimensional Normed Vectors Spaces Is 'Vectors Spaces - Linear Morphisms' Isomorphism and Inverse Is Orthogonal Linear Map
Orthogonal Linear Map Is Motion
Over Field, Polynomial and Nonzero Polynomial Divisor Have Unique Quotient and Remainder
Over Field, n-Degree Polynomial Has at Most n Roots
Pair of Open Sets of Connected Topological Space Is Finite-Open-Sets-Sequence-Connected
Pair of Elements of Open Cover of Connected Topological Space Is Finite-Open-Sets-Sequence-Connected Via Cover Elements
Parameterized Family of Vectors and Curve Induced by \(C^\infty\) Right Action of Lie Group Represent Same Vector If . . .
Part of Set Is Subset if There Is Formula That Determines Each Element of Set to Be in or out of Part
Path-Connected Topological Component Is Exactly Path-Connected Topological Subspace That Cannot Be Made Larger
Path-Connected Topological Component Is Open and Closed on Locally Path-Connected Topological Space
Permutation Bijectively Maps Set of Permutations onto Set of Permutations by Composition from Left or Right
Point Is on Map Image of Subset if Preimage of Point Is Contained in Subset, but Not Only if
Point on Connected Lie Group Can Be Expressed as Finite Product of Exponential Maps
Polynomials Ring over Integral Domain Is Integral Domain
Preimage Under Surjection Is Saturated w.r.t. Surjection
Preimage by Product Map Is Product of Preimages by Component Maps
Preimage of Non-Zero Determinants of Matrix of Continuous Functions Is Open
Preimage Under Domain-Restricted Map Is Intersection of Preimage Under Original Map and Restricted Domain
Principal Integral Domain Is Greatest Common Divisors Domain, and for 2 Elements, Each of Greatest Common Divisors Is One by Which Sum of Principal Ideals by 2 Elements Is Principal Ideal
Product Map of Continuous Maps Is Continuous
Product of Any Complements Is Product of Whole Sets Minus Union of Products of Whole Sets 1 of Which Is Replaced with Subset for Each Product
Product of Closed Sets Is Closed in Product Topology
Product of Connected Topological Spaces Is Connected
Product of Finite Number of Connected Topological Spaces Is Connected
Product of Hausdorff Topological Spaces Is Hausdorff
Product of Path-Connected Topological Spaces Is Path-Connected
Product of Topological Subspaces Is Subspace of Product of Base Spaces
Products of Sets Are Associative in 'Sets - Map Morphisms' Isomorphism Sense
Projection from Vectors Space into Subspace w.r.t. Complementary Subspace Is Linear Map and Image of Any Subspace Is Subspace
Projective Hyperplane Is Hausdorff
Proposition 1 or Proposition 2 iff if Not Proposition 2, Proposition 1
Pushforward Image of \(C^\infty\) Vectors Field Along Curve on Regular Submanifold into Supermanifold Under Inclusion Is \(C^\infty\)
Quotient Space of Compact Topological Space Is Compact
Quotient Topology Is Sole Finest Topology That Makes Map Continuous
Quotient of Cylinder with Antipodal Points Identified Is Homeomorphic to Möbius Band
Inner Product on Real or Complex Vectors Space Induces Norm
'Real Vectors Spaces-Linear Morphisms' Isomorphism Between Topological Spaces with Coordinates Topologies Is Homeomorphic
Range Under Lie Algebra Homomorphism Is Lie Sub-Algebra of Codomain
Range of Group Homomorphism Is Subgroup of Codomain
Regular Submanifold of Regular Submanifold Is Regular Submanifold of Base \(C^\infty\) Manifold of Specific Codimension
Relation Between Power Set Axiom and Subset Axiom
Residue of Derivative of Normed-Spaces Map Is Differentiable at Point If ..., and the Derivative Is ...
Restricted \(C^\infty\) Vectors Bundle W.r.t. Embedded Submanifold with Boundary Is Embedded Submanifold with Boundary
Restriction of \(C^\infty\) Map on Open Domain and Open Codomain Is \(C^\infty\)
Restriction of \(C^\infty\) Vectors Bundle on Regular Submanifold Base Space Is \(C^\infty\) Vectors Bundle
Restriction of Continuous Embedding on Domain and Codomain Is Continuous Embedding
Restriction of Continuous Map on Domain and Codomain Is Continuous
Restriction of Proper Map Between Topological Spaces on Saturated Domain Subset and Range Codomain Is Proper
Reverse of Tietze Extension Theorem
Riemannian Bundle Has Compatible Connection
Rotation in \(n\)-Dimensional Euclidean Vectors Space Is Same \(2\)-Dimensional Rotations Along \((n - 2)\)-Dimensional Subspace Axis
Set of Neighborhood Bases at All Points Determines Topology
Set of Subsets Around Each Point with Conditions Generates Unique Topology with Each Set Being Neighborhood Basis
Set of Subsets with Whole Set and Empty Set Constitutes Subbasis
Set of Vectors Space Homomorphisms Constitutes Vectors Space
Set of n x n Quaternion Matrices Is 'Rings - Homomorphism Morphisms' Isomorphic to Set of Corresponding 2n x 2n Complex Matrices
Simplex Interior of Affine Simplex Is Open on Affine Simplex with Canonical Topology
Smith Normal Form Theorem for Rectangle Matrix over Principal Integral Domain
Standard Simplex Is Homeomorphic to Same-Dimensional Closed Ball
Some Facts about Separating Possibly-Higher-than-2-Dimensional Matrix into Symmetric Part and Antisymmetric Part w.r.t. Indices Pair
Some Para-Product Maps of Continuous Maps Are Continuous
Some Parts of Legitimate Formulas for ZFC Set Theory
Some Properties Concerning Adjunction Topological Space When Inclusion to Attaching-Origin Space from Subset Is Closed Embedding
Square of Euclidean Norm of \(\mathbb{R}^n\) Vector Is Equal to or Larger Than Positive Definite Real Quadratic Form Divided by Largest Eigenvalue
Square of Euclidean Norm of \(\mathbb{R}^n\) Vector Is Equal to or Smaller Than Positive Definite Real Quadratic Form Divided by Smallest Eigenvalue
Stereographic Projection Is Homeomorphism
Subgroup of Abelian Additive Group Is Retract of Group Iff There Is Another Subgroup Such That Group is Sum of Subgroups
Subgroup of Group Multiplied by Normal Subgroup of Group Is Subgroup of Group
Subset Is Contained in Map Preimage of Image of Subset
Subset Minus Subset Is Complement of 2nd Subset Minus Complement of 1st Subset
Subset Minus Union of Sequence of Subsets Is Intersection of Subsets Each of Which Is 1st Subset Minus Partial Union of Sequence
Subset of Affine-Independent Set of Points on Real Vectors Space Is Affine-Independent
Subset of 1st Category Subset Is of 1st Category
Subset of Not-Necessarily-Open Topological Subspace Is Open on Subspace If It Is Open on Basespace
Subset of Open Topological Subspace Is Open on Subspace Iff It Is Open on Base Space
Subset of Product Topological Space Is Closed iff It Is Intersection of Finite Unions of Products of Closed Subsets Only Finite of Which Are Not Whole Spaces
Subset of Quotient Topological Space Is Closed iff Preimage of Subset Under Quotient Map Is Closed
Subset of \(R^{d-k}\) Is Open If the Product of \(R^k\) and Subset Is Open
Subset of Subspace of Adjunction Topological Space Is Open Iff Projections of Preimage of Subset Are Open with Condition
Subset of Underlying Space of Finite Simplicial Complex on Finite-Dimensional Real Vectors Space Is Closed iff Its Intersection with Each Element of Complex Is Closed
Subset on Topological Subspace Is Closed iff There Is Closed Set on Base Space Whose Intersection with Subspace Is Subset
Subspace That Contains Connected Subspace and Is Contained in Closure of Connected Subspace Is Connected
Subspace of 2nd Countable Topological Space Is 2nd Countable
Sufficient Conditions for Existence of Unique Global Solution on Interval for Euclidean-Normed Euclidean Vectors Space ODE
Superset of Residual Subset Is Residual
Tangent Vector at Point on \(C^\infty\) Manifold with Boundary Is Velocity of \(C^\infty\) Curve, Especially from Half Closed Interval, Especially as Linear in Coordinates
Tangent Vectors Space of General Linear Group of Finite-Dimensional Real Vectors Space at Identity Is 'Vectors Spaces - Linear Morphisms' Isomorphic to General Linear Lie Algebra
There Are Rational and Irrational Dedekind Cuts Between 2 Dedekind Cuts
There Is No Set That Contains All Sets
Topological Connected-ness of 2 Points Is Equivalence Relation
Topological Path-Connected-ness of 2 Points Is Equivalence Relation
Topological Space Is Compact Iff for Every Collection of Closed Subsets for Which Intersection of Any Finite Members Is Not Empty, Intersection of Collection Is Not Empty
Topological Space Is Connected if Quotient Space and Each Element of Quotient Space Are Connected
Topological Space Is Connected iff Its Open and Closed Subsets Are Only It and Empty Set
Topological Space Is Countably Compact if It Is Sequentially Compact
Topological Space Is Countably Compact iff Each Infinite Subset Has \(\omega\)-Accumulation Point
Topological Space Is Normal Iff for Closed Set and Its Containing Open Set There Is Closed-Set-Containing Open Set Whose ~
Topological Subspace Is Locally Closed iff It Is Intersection of Closed Subset and Open Subset of Base Space
Topological Sum of Paracompact Topological Spaces Is Paracompact
Transitive Closure of Subset Is Transitive Set That Contains Subset
Unbounded Collection of Ordinal Numbers Is Not Set
Union of 2 Connected Subspaces Is Connected if Each Neighborhood of Point on Subspace Contains Point of Other Subspace
Union of Complements of Subsets Is Complement of Intersection of Subsets
Union of Dichotomically Nondisjoint Set of Real Intervals Is Real Interval
Union of Indexed Subsets Minus Union of Subsets Indexed with Same Indices Set Is Contained in Union of Subset Minus Subset for Each Index
Union of Path-Connected Subspaces Is Path-Connected if Subspace of Point from Each Subspace Is Path-Connected
Unique Existence of Monoid Identity Element
Universal Property of Continuous Embedding
Universal Property of Quotient Map
Vectors Field Along \(C^\infty\) Curve Is \(C^\infty\) iff Operation Result on Any \(C^\infty\) Function is \(C^\infty\)
Vectors Field Is \(C^\infty\) If and Only If Operation Result on Any \(C^\infty\) Function Is \(C^\infty\)
Vectors Field on Restricted Tangent Vectors Bundle Is \(C^\infty\) iff Operation Result on Any \(C^\infty\) Function on Super Manifold Is \(C^\infty\) on Regular Submanifold
Velocity Vectors Field Along \(C^\infty\) Curve Is \(C^\infty\)
Well-Ordered Subset with Inclusion Ordering Is Chain in Base Set
What Chart Induced Basis Vector on \(C^\infty\) Manifold with Boundary Is
What Velocity of Curve at Closed Boundary Point Is
When Convex Set Spanned by Non-Affine-Independent Set of Base Points on Real Vectors Space Is Affine Simplex, It Is Spanned by Affine-Independent Subset of Base Points
When Convex Set Spanned by Non-Affine-Independent Set of Base Points on Real Vectors Space Is Affine Simplex, Point Whose Original Coefficients Are All Positive Is on Simplex Interior of Simplex, but Point One of Whose Original Coefficients Is 0 Is Not Necessarily on Simplex Boundary of Simplex
When Image of Point Is on Image of Subset, Point Is on Subset if Map Is Injective with Respect to Image of Subset
Why Local Solution Existence Does Not Guarantee Global Existence for Euclidean-Normed Space ODE
With Respect to Normal Subgroup, Set of Cosets Forms Group
With Respect to Subgroup, Coset by Element of Group Equals Coset iff Element Is Member of Latter Coset
n-Dimensional Quaternion General Linear Group Is 'Groups - Homomorphism Morphisms' Isomorphic to Set of Nonzero Determinant Corresponding 2n x 2n Complex Matrices and Can Be Represented by Latter
n-Sphere Is Path-Connected


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