Lecture

Non-analytic Smooth Functions

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This lecture covers the concept of non-analytic smooth functions, focusing on their properties and applications. It discusses the difference between smooth and analytic functions, the construction of mollifiers, and their role in differential geometry. The lecture also explores the existence of smooth but non-analytic functions and their significance in partitioning unity on differentiable manifolds.

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Mathematics

Analysis: Complex analysis, Calculus

Geometry: Differential geometry

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