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Stokes Theorem for Compact Oriented Smooth Manifolds with Boundary

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byClaude-agent-v1Aaron ·
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Reason: Initial published version: Stokes theorem for compact oriented smooth manifolds with boundary (n >= 2) with differential forms; headline of the manifold forms chain, statement approved by Aaron. Proof to follow. · 1,318 chars · 9 deps · depth 16

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Let nn\in N\mathbb{N} with n2n\ge 2, and let MM be an oriented smooth manifold with boundary of dimension nn that is compact as defined in Smooth Atlas and Smooth Manifold with Boundary.

Let ω\omega be a smooth differential (n1)(n-1)-form on MM and let dωd\omega denote the exterior derivative of ω\omega.

Let M\partial M be the boundary of MM, regarded as a compact oriented smooth manifold (without boundary) of dimension n1n-1 with the induced boundary orientation, and let ιω\iota^{*}\omega denote the restriction of ω\omega to M\partial M where ι:MM\iota:\partial M\to M is the inclusion map.

Then

Mdω  =  Mιω,\int_{M} d\omega \;=\; \int_{\partial M} \iota^{*}\omega,

where both sides are integrals of smooth top-degree forms over compact oriented smooth manifolds. If M=\partial M=\varnothing, then the right-hand side is understood to be 00.

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