From: TP on 15 Feb 2010 16:44 Hi everybody, See here his demonstration: http://paratribulations.free.fr/help/Jacobian_determination_ORahilly/orahilly_p213.jpg On p.213, I do not understand how he determines the Jacobian D(x'y'z')/D(XYZ) from the previous equation, which is an equality between two differential forms. Is there anybody here who understands the transition? Thanks in advance, Julien
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