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a knowledge of three-dimensional elliptic or spherical geometry is useful for the study of orientable Riemannian manifolds of four di-mensions, because their tangent spaces possess a geometry of this kind It is the purpose of this note to give a study of a compact orient-able Riemannian manifold of four dimensions at each point of which
3 Riemannian Geometry 3 1 The Metric The metric on a manifold is the basic object of Riemannian geometry Given a di erentiable manifold M, the metric gis simply an assignment of a bilinear map T pM T pMR at each point p2Mwith the following properties: i) g(v;w) = g(w;v) (symmetry) ii) g(v;v) >0 when v 6= 0 (positive de niteness), and
evil” that they must conquer in high school Geometry The concept of proof in mathematics is often first introduced in high school Geometry and not seen in a broader view as the more formal aspect to reasoning and justification When students are asked to comment on proof,