Riemannian geometry, spring 2016

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Teaching schedule

Weeks 3-9 and 11-18, Wednesday 10-12 and Thursday 10-12 in room C123.

First lecture on Wednesday, January 20.

Last lecture on Thursday, May 5.

Easter holiday 24.3.-30.3.

Exams

The course can be passed by an exam. First possibilities are on May 18 or May 24.

Course material

• DoCarmo: Riemannian geometry, Birkhäuser, 1992
• Lee: Riemannian manifolds, An Introduction to Curvature, Springer, 1997

Lecture notes (first 101 pages):

Ilkka Holopainen and Tuomas Sahlsten:  Riemannian Geometry

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Exercises

Assignments and solutions

Exercise 1     Solutions 1

Exercise 2     Solutions 2

Exercise 3     Solutions 3

Exercise 4     Solutions 4

Exercise 5     Solutions 5

Exercise 6     Solutions 6

Exercise 7     Solutions 7

Exercise 8     Solutions 8

Exercise 9     Solutions 9

Exercise 10     Solutions 10

Exercise 11     Solutions 11

Exercise classes

You will get extra credit points by solving the home work exercises:

25% = +1p, 35% = +2p, 45% = +3p, 55% = +4p, 65% = +5p ja 75% = +6p.

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