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A proof of Gauss-Bonnet theorem - Local version

Anh Tran Duc

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We present a short proof with details for the local Gauss-Bonnet theorem, a deep result in differential geometry, which shows a connection between differential geometric and topological aspects. However, this theorem is left to students according to the new programme in our faculty. The main idea in the proof makes use of Stokes’ theorem.

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We present a short proof with details for the local Gauss-Bonnet theorem, a deep result in differential geometry, which shows a connection between differential geometric and topological aspects. However, this theorem is left to students according to the new programme in our faculty. The main idea in the proof makes use of Stokes’ theorem.

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We present a short proof with details for the local Gauss-Bonnet theorem, a deep result in differential geometry, which shows a connection between differential geometric and topological aspects. However, this theorem is left to students according to the new programme in our faculty. The main idea in the proof makes use of Stokes’ theorem.

Key concepts: Gauss, Connection (principal bundle), Mathematics, Gauss–Bonnet theorem, Differential calculus, Differential (mechanical device), Analytic proof, Divergence theorem

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