John M. Lee

Author of Introduction to Smooth Manifolds

About the Author

John M. Lee is Professor of Mathematics at the University of Washington in Seattle, where he regularly teaches graduate courses on the topology and geometry of manifolds.

Image credit: John M. (Jack) Lee Professor Emeritus of Mathematics

Works by John M. Lee

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Introduction to Smooth Manifolds (2002) 141 copies, 1 review

Introduction to Topological Manifolds (2000) 87 copies

Riemannian Manifolds: An Introduction to Curvature (1997) 61 copies

Introduction to Riemannian Manifolds (Graduate Texts in Mathematics, 176) (2018) 19 copies

Axiomatic Geometry (2013) 11 copies

Fredholm operators and Einstein metrics on conformally compact manifolds (2006) 4 copies

To unite our strength : enhancing the United Nations peace and security system (1992) 1 copy

Strengthening United Nations peacekeeping and peacemaking : a summary 1 copy

Counter-Clockwise (1975) 1 copy

Introduction to Complex Manifolds (2024) 1 copy

Introduction to Smooth Manifolds 2 1 copy

Introduction to Smooth Manifolds 1 1 copy

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Birthdate: 1950-09-02
Gender: male
Nationality: USA
Associated Place (for map): USA

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Introduction to Smooth Manifolds by John M. Lee

The printing is not up to the standard of the writing

By all accounts, this and Dr. Lee's other two books on manifolds are exceptionally well-written. But my copies arrived from Amazon this week, and, unfortunately, Amazon and Springer have decided to replace the crisp offset-printing of earlier printings by lower quality digitally-printed versions, probably as a cost-cutting measure.

If you care about how books look, I'd suggest trying Amazon marketplace or small retailers elsewhere to show more increase your odds of getting a superior copy from an earlier printing. show less

Oct 14, 2017