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RoboticMezon
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Hello everyone!
I'm fully aware of the complete and utter stupidity if this question, but I am also aware about how unable I am to find any text in which this is explained so that even yours truly can understand. (In fact, I have found NOTHING so far...another proof of my lack of mental processes?...Who knows! :) )
What is a fibre bundle's 'typical fibre'?
Am I right in inferring from the name that it is one fibre of the bundle which 'represents', as it were, all the rest? Something like a representation element of an orbit in a group? Or am I more stupid than I had originally thought? (I would find that amazing...I doubt you can get stupider... :) :) )
(Seriously, at our uni they toss up new terms without thinking that they should, perhaps, maybe, be explained.)
Thanks in advance!
4R
I'm fully aware of the complete and utter stupidity if this question, but I am also aware about how unable I am to find any text in which this is explained so that even yours truly can understand. (In fact, I have found NOTHING so far...another proof of my lack of mental processes?...Who knows! :) )
What is a fibre bundle's 'typical fibre'?
Am I right in inferring from the name that it is one fibre of the bundle which 'represents', as it were, all the rest? Something like a representation element of an orbit in a group? Or am I more stupid than I had originally thought? (I would find that amazing...I doubt you can get stupider... :) :) )
(Seriously, at our uni they toss up new terms without thinking that they should, perhaps, maybe, be explained.)
Thanks in advance!
4R