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Example 1.
Calculate the pullback of the differential form omega1 with respect to the transformation Phi1 at the point p1 = [x = 1, y = 2]. Check this result using the Jacobian of Phi1.
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We check this last result against a direct computation using the Jacobian of Phi1. First calculate the coordinates of q1 = Phi1(p1) and evaluate omega1 at this point.
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The entries of b coincide with the components of theta1_at_p1.
Example 2.
The Pullback command can be applied to a list of differential forms.
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Example 3.
Express the function f and the 2-form omega2 in spherical coordinates.
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