File:Cogeodesic flow along a Riemannian geodesic.svg
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English: Along a constant-speed geodesic curve, the unit velocity vector is transported, creating the geodesic flow on the unit tangent bundle. Dually, the unit co-vector is also transported, creating the cogeodesic flow on the unit cotangent bundle. |
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