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Bundle map

In mathematics, a bundle map (or bundle morphism) is a function that relates two fiber bundles in a way that respects their internal structure. Fiber bundles are mathematical objects that locally look like a cartesian product of a base space and another space, the typical "fiber", but may have more complex global structure.

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Variants and generalizations

SectionVector spaceLinear maps
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MathematicsMorphismFunctionFiber bundlesCartesian product
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Relation between the two notions

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Bundle map

Nodes20
Edges19
Triples15
Avg. degree1.9
Density0.1
Components1

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Bundle map

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related to Bundle maps over a common base · 4
Bundle map → Equivalently, Let, That, Then
related to General morphisms of fiber bundles · 4
Bundle map → For, In, Let, Then
related to Relation between the two notions · 4
Bundle map → Conversely, Ff, If, It
related to Variants and generalizations · 3
Bundle map → First, There, This

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bundle bundles fiber map spaces base space maps two displaystyle general varphi structure category function diagram pi covering notion one

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Bundle maprelated to Bundle maps over a common baseLet0.60section
Bundle maprelated to Bundle maps over a common baseThen0.60section
Bundle maprelated to Bundle maps over a common baseThat0.60section
Bundle maprelated to Bundle maps over a common baseEquivalently0.60section
Bundle maprelated to General morphisms of fiber bundlesLet0.60section
Bundle maprelated to General morphisms of fiber bundlesThen0.60section
Bundle maprelated to General morphisms of fiber bundlesIn0.60section
Bundle maprelated to General morphisms of fiber bundlesFor0.60section
Bundle maprelated to Relation between the two notionsIt0.60section
Bundle maprelated to Relation between the two notionsConversely0.60section
Bundle maprelated to Relation between the two notionsIf0.60section
Bundle maprelated to Relation between the two notionsFf0.60section

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