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Preface
Chapter 1.Differentiable Manifolds
1.Basic Definitions
2.Differentiable Maps
3.Tangent Vectors
4.The Derivative
5.The Inverse and Implicit Function Theorems
6.Submanifolds
7.Vector Fields
8.The Lie Bracket
9.Distributions and Frobenius Theorem
10.Multilinear Algebra and Tensors
11.Tensor Fields and Differential Forms
12.Integration on Chains
13.The Local Version of Stokes' Theorem
14.Orientation and the Global Version of Stokes' Theorem
15.Some Applications of Stokes' Theorem

Chapter 2.Fiber Bundles
1.Basic Definitions and Examples
2.Principal and Associated Bundles
3.The Tangent Bundle of Sn
4.Cross¡ªSections of Bundles
5.Pullback and Normal Bundles
6.Fibrations and the Homotopy Lifting£¯Covering Properties
7.Grassmannians and Universal Bundles

Chapter 3.Homotopy Groups and Bundles Over Spheres
1.Differentiable Approximations
2.Homotopy Groups
3.The Homotopy Sequence of a Fibration
4.Bundles Over Spheres
5.The Vector Bundles Over Low¡ªDimensional Spheres

Chapter 4.Connections and Curvature
1.Connections on Vector Bundles
2.Covariant Derivatives
3.The Curvature Tensor of a Connection
4.Connections on Manifolds
5.Connections on Principal Bundles

Chapter 5.Metric Structures
1.Euclidean Bundles and Riemannian Manifolds
2.Riemannian Connections
3.Curvature Quantifiers
4.Isometric Immersions
5.Riemannian Submersions
6.The Gauss Lemma
7.Length¡ªMinimizing Properties of Geodesics
8.First and Second Variation of Arc¡ªLength
9.Curvature and Topology
10.Actions of Compact Lie Groups

Chapter 6.Characteristic Classes
1.The Weil Homomorphism
2.Pontrjagin Classes
3.The Euler Class
4.The Whitney Sum Formula for Pontrjagin and Euler Classes
5.Some Examples
6.The Unit Sphere Bundle and the Euler Class
7.The Generalized Gauss¡ªBonnet Theorem
8.Complex and Symplectic Vector Spaces
9.Chern Classes
Bibliography
Index