
doi: 10.1007/bf01159813
Given an immersion of an N-dimensional manifold into \((N+K)\)-dimensional general affine space, three affine invariant tensors are constructed on the manifold that depend, respectively, on the second, third, and fourth order information of the immersion. For \(K=2\), \(N>2\) it is proven that the first two tensors are sufficient to discern between two different affine immersions. For \(N=2=K\) and \(K=1\) it is proven that all three of the tensors are sufficient to discern between two affine immersions.
immersion, Local submanifolds, 510.mathematics, Affine differential geometry, low codimension, Article, affine invariant tensors, affine immersions
immersion, Local submanifolds, 510.mathematics, Affine differential geometry, low codimension, Article, affine invariant tensors, affine immersions
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