Next problem, Frankel’s 2.3(1), part(i):
Let and
be smooth maps. Let x, y and z be local coordinates near
,
, and
, respectively. We may consider the composite map
. Show, by using bases
, and
, that
.
Now, the differential of F, , acts like this:
, where
and
is the ith component of
. A similar definition holds for
and
.
The problem asks us to consider the differentials acting on the bases , and
. However, it should be obvious that we need only prove that
. The same proof would apply to the other two bases, and hence to the whole vector space that has those three bases as its basis.
Thus