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Embedded 2-Spheres in ℝ3

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A Fréchet vector space is a complete topological vector space the topology of which may be defined by a countable set of pseudo-norms. A Fréchet manifold M (modelled on E) is a space locally homeomorphic to a Fréchet vector space E (E is called the model of M). (No differentiability structure is imposed on M).

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Chaltin, H. (1983). Embedded 2-Spheres in ℝ3 . In: Cahen, M., De Wilde, M., Lemaire, L., Vanhecke, L. (eds) Differential Geometry and Mathematical Physics. Mathematical Physics Studies, vol 3. Springer, Dordrecht. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-009-7022-9_10

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