1. In order to prove that the stereographic projections (from the poles N, S onto the equatorial plane) form an atlas of the 2-sphere check that the transitions function os 71: R² \ {0} → R2\{0} is given by: 500+1(x, y) = x²±² (x, y); in particular we see that it is a diffeomorphism. 1 x²+y2

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1. In order to prove that the stereographic projections (from the poles N, S onto the equatorial
plane) form an atlas of the 2-sphere check that the transitions function os 71: R² \ {0} →
R2\{0} is given by: 500+1(x, y) = x²±² (x, y); in particular we see that it is a diffeomorphism.
1
x²+y2
Transcribed Image Text:1. In order to prove that the stereographic projections (from the poles N, S onto the equatorial plane) form an atlas of the 2-sphere check that the transitions function os 71: R² \ {0} → R2\{0} is given by: 500+1(x, y) = x²±² (x, y); in particular we see that it is a diffeomorphism. 1 x²+y2
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