Fibre orbits for subgroups of the deck group #
This file packages the orbit quotient of a single fibre by a chosen subgroup
H ≤ deck p. When the cover attached to a subgroup is compared with a pointed cover, changing
the chosen lift in one fibre is controlled by subgroup orbits, and regular-cover statements
compare these orbits with normalizers and deck groups.
Mathlib already supplies the generic orbit quotient MulAction.orbitRel.Quotient; the
declarations here only specialize it to the deck action on a fibre and record the maps that
the classification of covers reuses.
Main declarations #
TauCeti.Deck.SubgroupFiberOrbitQuotient: the quotient of one fibre by a subgroup of the deck group.TauCeti.Deck.subgroupFiberOrbitClass: the quotient class of a fibre point.TauCeti.Deck.subgroupFiberOrbitMapOfLE: the map induced by an inclusionH ≤ K.TauCeti.Deck.subgroupFiberOrbitQuotientEquiv: transport of subgroup fibre-orbit quotients along an over-base homeomorphism.TauCeti.Deck.subgroupFiberOrbitQuotientBotEquiv: the quotient for⊥ ≤ deck pis the original fibre.TauCeti.Deck.subgroupFiberOrbitQuotientTopEquiv: the quotient for⊤ ≤ deck pis the existing full deck-orbit quotient.TauCeti.Deck.subgroupFiberOrbitMapToFiberOrbit: the map from anH-fibre quotient to the full deck-orbit quotient induced byH ≤ ⊤.
References #
It is the subgroup-level analogue of
TauCeti.AlgebraicTopology.UniversalCover.Deck.Fiber.Orbit, adapting that file's
fiberOrbitClass, fiberOrbitQuotientEquiv, and fibre transport/conjugation lemmas from the
full deck group to arbitrary subgroups.
The quotient of the fibre over b by the restricted action of a subgroup of the deck
group.
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The H-orbit class of a point in one fibre.
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The subgroup fibre-orbit quotient map sends a fibre point to its own class.
Two fibre points have the same H-orbit class exactly when they lie in the same
H-orbit. The orientation follows MulAction.orbitRel_apply: the left point is in the orbit
of the right point.
A deck translate of the chosen fibre point has the same subgroup orbit class as the chosen point exactly when the translating deck transformation lies in the subgroup.
For a preconnected covering, a deck translate of the chosen fibre point has the same subgroup orbit class as the chosen point exactly when the translating deck transformation lies in the subgroup.
If H ≤ K, the quotient of a fibre by H maps naturally to the quotient by K.
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The map induced by H ≤ K sends the H-class of a point to its K-class.
The map induced by the identity inclusion is the identity on the subgroup fibre-orbit quotient.
The maps induced by subgroup inclusions compose as expected.
A subgroup fibre-orbit quotient is subsingleton exactly when that subgroup acts transitively on the fibre.
If the full deck group acts transitively on a fibre, then the quotient of that fibre by the full deck subgroup is a subsingleton.
For a regular cover, the quotient of a fibre by the full deck subgroup is a subsingleton.
Transporting a point in an H-orbit along an over-base homeomorphism puts the transported
point in the orbit for the conjugated subgroup.
Membership in a subgroup fibre-orbit is preserved by an over-base homeomorphism, with the subgroup conjugated along the induced deck-group isomorphism.
An over-base homeomorphism identifies subgroup fibre-orbit quotients, conjugating the subgroup of deck transformations along the induced deck-group isomorphism.
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- TauCeti.Deck.subgroupFiberOrbitQuotientEquiv h hpq H b = Quotient.congr (TauCeti.Deck.fiberMap h hpq b).toEquiv ⋯
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The transported equivalence on subgroup fibre-orbit quotients sends a class to the class of the transported fibre point.
The inverse transported equivalence sends a target class to the class of its inverse transport.
Casting subgroup fibre-orbit quotients along an equality of subgroups carries the class of a point to the corresponding class for the target subgroup.
The identity over-base homeomorphism induces the identity on subgroup fibre-orbit quotients, up to the canonical rewrite identifying the image of a subgroup under the identity conjugation with the original subgroup.
Subgroup fibre-orbit quotient equivalences compose as the underlying over-base homeomorphisms compose, with subgroup maps rewritten along conjugation composition.
Transport of subgroup fibre-orbit quotients is natural with respect to maps induced by subgroup inclusions.
Quotienting a fibre by the trivial deck subgroup gives the fibre itself.
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The bottom-subgroup quotient equivalence sends a class to its representative fibre point.
The inverse bottom-subgroup quotient equivalence sends a fibre point to its quotient class.
Equality of bottom-subgroup fibre-orbit classes is equality of fibre points.
The quotient map induced by ⊥ ≤ H, after identifying the bottom quotient with the
fibre, is the H-orbit class map.
The map from the bottom-subgroup quotient to the H-quotient is the H-orbit class map
under the bottom quotient equivalence.
Equality in an H-fibre quotient can be checked after choosing representatives through
the bottom quotient.
The quotient by the full deck group is the previously defined deck fibre-orbit quotient.
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The top-subgroup quotient equivalence sends a class to the full deck-orbit class of the same fibre point.
The inverse top-subgroup quotient equivalence sends a full deck-orbit class to the class for the top subgroup.
The map from the quotient of one fibre by H to the full deck-orbit quotient, induced
by the subgroup inclusion H ≤ ⊤.
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Forgetting from H-orbits to full deck orbits sends a class to the full orbit class of
the same fibre point.
For H = ⊤, forgetting from H-orbits to full deck orbits is the top-subgroup
identification already supplied by subgroupFiberOrbitQuotientTopEquiv.
The top-subgroup equivalence identifies equality of top-subgroup classes with equality of the corresponding full deck-orbit classes.
Equality of top-subgroup fibre-orbit classes is membership in a full deck orbit.
The map induced by H ≤ ⊤, after identifying the top quotient with the full deck-orbit
quotient, is subgroupFiberOrbitMapToFiberOrbit.
Equality after mapping two subgroup fibre-orbit representatives into a common supergroup quotient is exactly membership in the common supergroup orbit.
Equality after mapping two subgroup fibre quotients into a common supergroup quotient can be checked on representatives from the common supergroup orbit.
Equality after forgetting from H-orbits to full deck orbits is exactly membership of
representatives in the same full deck orbit.
Equality after forgetting from subgroup fibre quotients to full deck orbits can be checked on representatives, even when the two subgroup quotients come from different subgroups.
If H ≤ K, forgetting H-orbits to full deck orbits factors through the K-orbit
quotient.
If the full deck-orbit quotient of a fibre is a subsingleton, every H-fibre orbit maps
to the same full deck-orbit class as any chosen point of the fibre.
If the full deck-orbit quotient of a fibre is a subsingleton, forgetting any two subgroup fibre-orbit classes to full deck orbits gives the same result.
For a regular deck action, every H-fibre orbit maps to the same full deck-orbit class
as any chosen point of the fibre.
For a regular deck action, forgetting any two subgroup fibre-orbit classes to full deck orbits gives the same result.