This is a lemma for another thread.
Given smooth manifolds.
The differential is a smooth map: $$F:M\to N:\quad F\text{ smooth}\implies\mathrm{d}F\text{ smooth}$$ How to check this?
This is a lemma for another thread.
Given smooth manifolds.
The differential is a smooth map: $$F:M\to N:\quad F\text{ smooth}\implies\mathrm{d}F\text{ smooth}$$ How to check this?
This answer is community wiki.
Regard its coordinate representation: $$\widehat{\mathrm{d}F}(\hat{x})v=(\hat{F}(\hat{x}),\mathrm{J}\hat{F}(\hat{x})v)$$ This is clearly smooth.