The smooth Riemannian extension problem: completeness
Stefano Pigola, Giona Veronelli
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Stefano Pigola, Giona Veronelli
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By means of a general gluing and conformal-deformation construction, we prove that any smooth, metrically complete Riemannian manifold with smooth boundary can be realized as a closed domain into a smooth, geodesically complete Riemannan manifold without boundary. Applications to Sobolev spaces, Nash embedding and local extensions with strict curvature bounds are presented.
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By means of a general gluing and conformal-deformation construction, we prove that any smooth, metrically complete Riemannian manifold with smooth boundary can be realized as a closed domain into a smooth, geodesically complete Riemannan manifold without boundary. Applications to Sobolev spaces, Nash embedding and local extensions with strict curvature bounds are presented.
Key concepts: Mathematics, Embedding, Extension (predicate logic), Boundary (topology), Riemannian manifold, Manifold (fluid mechanics), Completeness (order theory), Sobolev space