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Pullback of a smooth function (ϕ∗f=f∘ϕ)

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A pullback of a smooth function composes a function on the target with a smooth map between manifolds, producing a function on the source. It needs no inverse map. Acting on the pulled-back function defines the differential of a smooth map intrinsically as a map of derivations.

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