The Lie derivative of differential forms on normed spaces #
The Lie derivative of a differential form ฯ : E โ E [โ^Fin k]โL[๐] F along a vector field
V : E โ E is
L_V ฯ (x) (vโ, โฆ, vโโโ) = Dฯ(x)(V x)(vโ, โฆ, vโโโ) + โ i, ฯ(x)(vโ, โฆ, DV(x) vแตข, โฆ, vโโโ).
The second term is the action of DV(x) on ฯ(x) as a derivation, which is Mathlib's
derivative of g โฆ (ฯ x).compContinuousLinearMap g at the identity,
ContinuousAlternatingMap.fderivCompContinuousLinearMap. The definition needs no flow and is
total, with junk values where ฯ or V is not differentiable; the within-set version takes
derivatives within an arbitrary set, so it applies to chart ranges with boundary or corners.
Two characterizations follow.
- Evaluated on vector fields,
L_V ฯ (Xโ, โฆ, Xโโโ)is the derivative ofฯ (Xโ, โฆ, Xโโโ)alongVminus the termsฯ (Xโ, โฆ, [V, Xแตข], โฆ, Xโโโ)[Lee, Cor. 12.33]. - Cartan's formula
L_V = ฮน_V โ d + d โ ฮน_V[Lee, Thm. 14.35], where the interior productฮน_Vis Mathlib'sContinuousAlternatingMap.curryLeft. In degree zero only the first term occurs.
Main declarations #
TauCeti.lieDerivFormWithin,TauCeti.lieDerivForm: the Lie derivative of a form.TauCeti.lieDerivFormWithin_add,TauCeti.lieDerivFormWithin_smul: linearity in the form.TauCeti.lieDerivFormWithin_add_left: additivity in the vector field.TauCeti.lieDerivFormWithin_apply_vectorField: the bracket formula.TauCeti.lieDerivFormWithin_eq_curryLeft_extDerivWithin_add: Cartan's formula.
References #
- John M. Lee, Introduction to Smooth Manifolds, 2nd ed., Corollary 12.33 and Theorem 14.35.
The Lie derivative within s at x of a differential form ฯ along a vector field V:
the derivative of ฯ in the direction V x, plus the action of the derivative of V on ฯ x
as a derivation.
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The Lie derivative of a differential form ฯ along a vector field V.
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Evaluation of the Lie derivative on a tuple of vectors.
Evaluation of the Lie derivative on a tuple of vectors.
Linearity in the form #
The Lie derivative within a set is additive on forms differentiable within the set at the point, wherever derivatives within the set are unique.
The Lie derivative is additive on forms differentiable at the point.
The Lie derivative within a set commutes with scalars wherever derivatives within the set are unique; no differentiability of the form is needed.
Linearity in the vector field #
The Lie derivative within a set is additive in the vector field, at a point where both fields are differentiable within the set and derivatives within it are unique. No differentiability of the form is needed.
The Lie derivative is additive in the vector field, at a point where both fields are differentiable.
The bracket formula for the Lie derivative of a form within a set: evaluated on vector
fields Xโ, โฆ, Xโโโ, it is the derivative of ฯ (Xโ, โฆ, Xโโโ) along V minus the evaluations
of ฯ with one field Xแตข replaced by the bracket [V, Xแตข].
The bracket formula for the Lie derivative of a form: evaluated on vector fields
Xโ, โฆ, Xโโโ, it is the derivative of ฯ (Xโ, โฆ, Xโโโ) along V minus the evaluations of ฯ
with one field Xแตข replaced by the bracket [V, Xแตข].
Cartan's formula within a set, L_V ฯ = ฮน_V dฯ + d (ฮน_V ฯ), where the interior product
ฮน_V inserts V into the first slot.
Cartan's formula L_V ฯ = ฮน_V dฯ + d (ฮน_V ฯ), where the interior product ฮน_V inserts
V into the first slot.
Cartan's formula in degree zero, L_V f = ฮน_V df, holds for every function and vector
field.
Cartan's formula in degree zero, L_V f = ฮน_V df, holds for every function and vector
field.