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- Although important an piece of differential topology, I find it hard to justify High importance (at least comparing to other maths articles). In my mind Chern classes qualify for High, and a link should be provided there to this article.
- Needs: more context
- Stca74 14:35, 15 May 2007 (UTC)
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[edit] References?
I can't seem to locate a good reference for this theorem. The Narasimhan and Ramanan paper cites some lecture notes by Chern, but these notes are unavailable to me. I have an unsettling feeling that there may be no definitive reference, but that it is one of those theorems of mathematical folklore -- passed from teacher to student by word of mouth. Silly rabbit 16:00, 16 June 2006 (UTC)
