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Sulla geometria riemanniana globale della superficie

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Questa conferenza è un rapporto su un capitolo della geometria differenziale in grande. Vengono discussi varii metodi di investigazione dei legami tra le proprietà locali della geometria differenziale riemanniana di una superficie, in particolare il segno della sua curvatura gaussiana, e la sua struttura topologica globale. Alla fine del lavoro vengono faite alcune brevi osservazioni riguardanti la possibilità di applicare metodi analoghi allo studio delle varietà n-dimensionali.

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This lecture is a report upon a chapter of differential geometry in the large. We discuss various methods for investigating the connections between the local properties of the Riemann differential geometry of a surface, in particular the sign of its Gauss curvature, and its global topological structure. At the end of the paper are made some brief remarks concerning the possibility of applying analogous methods to the study of n-dimensional manifolds.

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Hopf, H. Sulla geometria riemanniana globale della superficie. Seminario Mat. e Fis. di Milano 23, 48–63 (1953). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02922523

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