Lecture

Smooth sets and functions: Example - atlas for a circle

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Description

This lecture introduces the concept of smooth sets and functions on manifolds, focusing on the example of constructing an atlas for a circle. It covers the definition of n-dimensional charts, compatibility between charts, and the role of atlases in defining manifolds.

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