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Differential Structures of Frölicher Spaces on Tangent Curves. / Бурьян, Сергей Николаевич.

In: Journal of Mathematical Sciences, Vol. 251, 2020, p. 453-461.

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Бурьян, Сергей Николаевич. / Differential Structures of Frölicher Spaces on Tangent Curves. In: Journal of Mathematical Sciences. 2020 ; Vol. 251. pp. 453-461.

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title = "Differential Structures of Fr{\"o}licher Spaces on Tangent Curves",
abstract = "Differential-geometric structures of Fr{\"o}licher spaces for a singular manifold consisting of two tangent curves are considered. Calculations for two types of structures lead either to the ∞-flatness of all curves passing from one branch to another at a singular point or to the ∞-flatness of functions. In the second case, smooth curves can change their branch of motion, their velocity vector vanishes at the singular point.",
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journal = "Journal of Mathematical Sciences",
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