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Interior Points, Boundary Points, and Boundary of a Smooth Manifold with Boundary

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Let MM be a smooth manifold with boundary of dimension nn in the sense of Smooth Atlas and Smooth Manifold with Boundary, and let pMp\in M. We say that pp is an interior point of MM if there exists a chart (U,φ)(U,\varphi) in the chosen atlas with pUp\in U and

φ(p)int(Hn),\varphi(p)\in \operatorname{int}(H^n),

where HnH^n is the half-space from Closed Upper Half-Space in Euclidean Space. We say that pp is a boundary point of MM if there exists a chart (U,φ)(U,\varphi) in the chosen atlas with pUp\in U and

φ(p)Hn.\varphi(p)\in \partial H^n.

The set of all boundary points of MM is denoted by

M\partial M

and is called the boundary of MM. The set of all interior points is denoted by

int(M).\operatorname{int}(M).
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