Approximating Riemannian manifolds by polyhedra
Daniel Meyer, Eric Toubiana

TL;DR
This paper investigates how to approximate Riemannian manifolds with polyhedra, providing a proof of Regge's theorem that relates polyhedral curvature to the scalar curvature integral, advancing geometric approximation methods.
Contribution
It offers a proof of Regge's theorem within the Riemannian framework, connecting polyhedral curvature to scalar curvature approximation.
Findings
Proof of Regge's theorem close to original intuition
Polyhedral approximation of scalar curvature
Bridging Riemannian geometry and polyhedral models
Abstract
This is a study on approximating a Riemannian manifold by polyhedra. Our scope is understanding Tullio Regge's [52] article in the restricted Riemannian frame. We give a proof of the Regge theorem along lines close to its original intuition: one can approximate a compact domain of a Riemannian manifold by polyhedra in such a way that the integral of the scalar curvature is approximated by a corresponding polyhedral curvature.
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Taxonomy
Topicsadvanced mathematical theories · Geometric Analysis and Curvature Flows · Advanced Differential Geometry Research
