2. Show that f(t) = 1 – sint defines a smooth flow on the manifold S = ( (cost, sint) ), but g(t) =t – sint does not

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2. Show that f(t) = 1– sint defines a smooth flow on the manifold S =
(cost, sint)
but
g(t) =t– sint does not
Transcribed Image Text:2. Show that f(t) = 1– sint defines a smooth flow on the manifold S = (cost, sint) but g(t) =t– sint does not
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