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Levi civita connection
Definition
For a supplied Riemannian metric , a Levi–Civita connection is an affine connection on that is both metric compatible and torsion free, in the senses of Affine connection on a smooth manifold, Metric compatible connection on a riemannian vector bundle and Torsion tensor of an affine connection. Thus for all local fields Existence and uniqueness are proved below from the supplied metric by the Koszul formula. This definition does not choose an arbitrary connection first and does not assume the general connection-existence theorem. In dimension zero the unique tangent-bundle connection satisfies both identities; in dimension one torsion freeness alone imposes no restriction, so metric compatibility remains essential.
Depends on
Used by
- Maximal compact subgroups exist and are conjugate in a connected finite center semisimple Lie group Corollary
- Squared distance is strictly convex along geodesics in a hadamard manifold Corollary
- A conjugate point at which there are many geodesics Counterexample
- Conjugate points along a geodesic and their multiplicity Definition
- Connection one-form of an oriented orthonormal frame Definition
- Geodesic triangulation with prescribed boundary arcs Definition
- Induced connection and second fundamental form Definition
- Normal connection Definition
- Radial Jacobi tensor Definition
- Signed geodesic curvature Definition
- Simple Riemannian background Definition
- Simple surface and geodesic X-ray transform Definition
- Conjugate antipodes on the round sphere Example
- Jacobi fields in constant sectional curvature Example
- No conjugate points in nonpositive constant curvature Example
- Simple disk, trapped annulus, and conjugate-point cancellation Example
- Every affine connection is the levi civita connection of a riemannian metric False statement
- A complete no-return extension of a strictly convex manifold Lemma
- Global geodesic-polar coordinates from a boundary point on a simple manifold Lemma
- Integration by parts for the index form Lemma
- Koszul formula is necessary for a levi civita connection Lemma
- Local length comparison for a conjugate-free geodesic Lemma
- Surface geodesic flow, index form, and transport primitive Lemma
- Wronskian of two jacobi fields is constant Lemma
- Geodesic X-ray injectivity beyond the absence of conjugate points Open problem
- Cartan decomposition gives the invariant metric and curvature of G mod K Proposition
- Compact Lie groups admit bi-invariant metrics Proposition
- First variation of volume for a normal variation Proposition
- Hessian of distance in terms of radial jacobi fields Proposition
- Tangential jacobi fields are affine multiples of the velocity Proposition
- A geodesic does not minimize past its first conjugate point Theorem
- A Riemannian manifold is flat iff it is locally isometric to Euclidean space Theorem
- Algebraic symmetries of the Riemann tensor Theorem
- Contracted second Bianchi identity Theorem
- Differential of the exponential map in terms of Jacobi fields Theorem
- Differential second Bianchi identity Theorem
- Every Jacobi field is induced by a geodesic variation Theorem
- Existence and uniqueness of jacobi fields from initial data Theorem
- First Bianchi identity Theorem
- First variation formula for energy Theorem
…and 12 more results.
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Sources
- Ved Datar, Lectures on Riemannian Geometry (standard reference, not scraped)