theorem 13.67 Quotient manifold theorem

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theorem 13.67: Quotient manifold theorem13.67definition 13.66: Smooth action; free; proper; orbit13.66definition 13.54: Embedded submanifold13.54theorem 13.63: Constant rank theorem13.63example 13.68: Why each hypothesis is there13.68proposition A.566: The isotropy group acts, and the quotient is smoothA.566theorem A.563: Marsden–Weinstein reductionA.563proof : app:A-long-proofs@proof-329proofproof : ch:11-manifolds-tensors-curvature@prooflink-2proofdefinition 13.48: Differentiable manifold13.48definition 13.49: Smooth map between manifolds13.49definition 6.9: Compact set6.9lemma A.531: The projection is openA.531lemma A.533: The orbit map has constant rank dA.533proposition A.535: Existence of a sliceA.535proposition A.532: Separation and countability of the quotientA.532definition 13.53: Immersion, submersion, embedding13.53corollary 13.64: The image of a constant-rank map, locally13.64definition 13.130: Distribution; involutive; integrable13.130definition 13.58: Hypersurface13.58proposition A.534: Every orbit is an embedded copy of GA.534theorem 13.62: Regular value theorem in codimension k13.62corollary A.292: Inverse function theoremA.292definition 7.98: Functions of class C^17.98theorem A.286: Implicit function theoremA.286lemma A.538: Submersions have smooth local sectionsA.538proof : ch:11-manifolds-tensors-curvature@proof-12proofremark A.542: Where each hypothesis is spentA.542definition A.561: Coadjoint action and equivarianceA.561proposition A.565: Freeness makes every value regularA.565proposition A.570: Existence and uniqueness of the reduced formA.570proof : app:A-long-proofs@proof-341prooflemma 24.46: The level set of the momentum map is the symplectic orthogonal of the orbit24.46example A.573: The abelian case, and eliminating a cyclic coordinateA.573example A.572: Rotational reduction of the central-force problemA.572proof : app:A-long-proofs@proof-346proof

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