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Past exam of the mathematics course of the University of Cambridge 2006 ii Paper 2 24H a Solution by
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For sufficiently small, let be the geodesic with and . Define . Geodesic uniqueness and rescaling give , soThus its derivative at zero is the identity, an isomorphism. Assuming the stated smoothness, the inverse function theorem proves is a diffeomorphism between neighbourhoods of zero and .
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