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Let p: E → M be a vector bundle of rank r = dim F < ∞. The smooth sections of the bundle E over U ⊂ M form the vector space C ∞(U, E); let us recall that the section s over U is the mapping s: U → M such that p o s = id U . Obviously, the family U →C ∞ (U, E), where U runs through open sets in the manifold M possesses the structure of a sheaf. If V ⊂ U, then there exists a mapping ρ ν u : (U, E) →(V, E) of restriction of sections over U to sections over V. This sheaf is denoted by C ∞E and (U, E) by C ∞E (U) in order to be in agreement with notations used in the definition of sheaves.
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Maurin, K. (1997). Vector Bundles and Locally Free Sheaves. In: The Riemann Legacy. Mathematics and Its Applications, vol 417. Springer, Dordrecht. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-015-8939-0_26
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