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Example 1.
First create a 2-dimensional manifold and define a connection on the tangent space of .
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To define the parallel transport equations along , we first define a curve on by specifying a list of functions of a single variable . We also define a vector field with coefficients depending on the curve parameter.
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The program ParallelTransportEquations returns a vector whose components define the parallel transport equations.
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To solve these parallel transport equations use the DGinfo command in the Tools package to obtain the coefficients of as a set. Pass the resulting system of 1st order ODEs to dsolve.
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Back substitute the solution into the vector field .
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Example 2.
First create a rank 2 vector bundle over the two-dimensional manifold and define a connection on .
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Define a curve in .
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The program ParallelTransportEquations returns a vector whose components define the parallel transport equations.
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To solve these parallel transport equations use DGinfo to obtain the coefficients of as a set. Pass the result to dsolve.
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Back substitute the solution into the vector field .
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