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<head><title>bnewbold thesis</title></head>
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-Journal: Jan 27, 2009</h1>
+Journal: Feb 02, 2009</h1>
<i>Bryan Newbold, <a href="mailto:bnewbold@mit.edu">bnewbold@mit.edu</a></i><br />
<i><a href="http://web.mit.edu/bnewbold/thesis/">
http://web.mit.edu/bnewbold/thesis/</a></i>
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<img src="02feb2009-evolve-circle-02.png" />
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That looks a lot better!
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+<p />
+I don't know why I didn't notice it earlier, but the way dx, d/dx, etc are
+defined is the instantiate-coordinates procedure.
+<p />
+There's definately some funky funk in the original differential geometry memo
+around page 20 w/r/t R2 vs R3 coordinates.
+<p />
+From page 28: "You can tell if a set of basis vector fields is a coordinate
+basis by calculating the commutators. If they are non-zero, then the basis
+is not a coordinate basis." Isn't that just for orthogonal bases? Need to think
+this through.
+
+<br /><br />
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