Errata for the book:
The convenient setting of Global Analysis
Misprints and additions in the book:
The convenient setting of Global Analysis,
by Andreas Kriegl and Peter W. Michor
June, 2000. August, 2008. March, 2015.
Please, send any other misprints to
<Peter.Michor@univie.ac.at>
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x_1: remove the DOS-gremlin
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1_{16}: on a finite dimensional compact smooth manifold
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27: In second display from bottom: \sum_{i=0}
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56_12 Omit the last sentence.
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66 In 5.26 Theorem: ... Then $C^\infty(U,F)$ is convenient and satisfies ...
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106^4 Wording of Definition
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116^4: Italian
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116_5: The Portuguese
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127: In 12.7 Lemma: replace `locally bounded' by `bounded on compact sets'.
Some changes in the proof required. (Noted by Helge Glöckner)
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187_8 not measurable
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332^7: one `each' is too much
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369^{11}: is to assume that
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374^1: Proof of (2).
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374_5: Proof of (3).
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429^{14}: on a finite dimensional compact manifold
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450:
The proof of Theorem 42.21 works only for a finite dimensional structure
group. (Noted by Christoph Wockel)
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451^{16}: u=(\exp|_V)^{-1}:U\to V
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453_8: TM as last entry in the display
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456 In 43.2 Example ... that
$\Diff(M)$ contains a smooth curve through $\Id_M$
whose points (sauf $\Id_M$) are free generators of an arcwise connected free
subgroup which meets the image of $\Exp$ only at the identity.
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474_{15}: submani\-fold
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475: More details in the proof of theorem 44.1 added.
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475_2: C^\infty_c
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476^{20}: $N$ twice,
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476: The statement of 44.2 is enlarged and proofs have been included (10 pages more).
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498^6: De Vrie{\ss} -> De Vries (often!)
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499_2:
+\frac{k_x(h\ell)_x}{f_x^2}
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499_1
+2f_xhk_x\ell_x -2f_xh_xk\ell_x\Bigr)
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501_1:
= -\ad([X,Y]_\g)^\top.
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503_1:
+\tfrac14[\al(y),\al(u)]u
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508_2:
$$\align
b_{tt}
&= \int_{S^1}(-y_{txxx}u + y_{xxx}(3u_xu+au_{xxx}))dx \tag{\nmb|{2}'}
\endalign$$
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523^6 Then $\ell'$ is a Lie algebra homomorphism.
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523 In 48.2 replace the second paragraph by the following which is needed in the proof of 48.8
Theorem (Otherwise it is wrong):
A $2$-form $\si\in\Om^2(M)$ is called a
{\it weak symplectic structure}\index{weak symplectic structure}
on $M$ if the following three conditions holds:
\begin{enumerate}
\item[(\nmb:{1})] $\si$ is closed, $d\si=0$.
\item[(\nmb:{2})] The associated vector bundle homomorphism
$ \check\si: TM \to T^*M$ is injective.
\item[(\nmb:{3})] The gradient of $\si$ with respect to itself exists and is smooth;
this can be expressed most easily in charts,
so let $M$ be open in a convenient vector space $E$. Then for $x\in M$ and
$X,Y,Z\in T_xM=E$ we have
$d\si(x)(X)(Y,Z)= \si(\Om_x(Y,Z),X) = \si(\tilde\Om_x(X,Y),Z)$
for smooth $\Om,\tilde\Om: M\x E\x E \to E$ which are bilinear in $E\x E$.
\end{enumerate}
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525 In 48.8 Theorem insert:
We equip $C^\infty_\si(M,\mathbb R)$ with the initial structure
with respect to the the two following mappings:
$$
C^\infty_\si(M,\mathbb R) \East{\subset}{} C^\infty(M,\mathbb R),\qquad
C^\infty_\si(M,\mathbb R) \East{\on{grad}^\si}{} \X(M).
$$
Then the Poisson bracket is bounded bilinear on $C^\infty_\si(M,\mathbb R)$.
before:
We have the following long exact sequence of Lie algebras
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526 Many changes in the proof of the theorem.
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527_{16}: remove `er' and a second = sign
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549^{16}: Omit sentence "All these norms ..."
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609^{10}: Grundz\"uge