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Global stable and unstable manifolds are immersed Euclidean spaces
Statement
For a complete downward gradient-like flow on an -manifold and a critical point of index , and are immersed submanifolds diffeomorphic to and , respectively. This does not assert that either global submanifold is embedded.
Facts & Assumptions
Given: A complete downward gradient-like flow and a critical point of index .
The local unstable and stable sets are embedded disks of dimensions and (Local stable and unstable manifolds at a Morse critical point).
and are defined by forward and backward convergence under the global flow (Stable and unstable sets of a critical point).
Every global flow map is a diffeomorphism with inverse (The fundamental theorem on flows).
Proof
Let and be the local disks from [F1]. From the defining limits in [F2], every has for some , and every has for some .
Hence and . By [F3], these are increasing compatible immersed-manifold charts transported from the disks.
The standard flow-exhaustion parametrization of these compatible disks identifies the unions with the corresponding Euclidean spaces; their dimensions are those in [F1]. Thus they are immersed submanifolds diffeomorphic to and , with no embeddedness conclusion.
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Sources
- Liviu I. Nicolaescu, An Invitation to Morse Theory, Proposition 2.4.2 (standard reference, not scraped)