The derivative under restriction of scalars #
For a map differentiable over a larger field 𝕜', the derivative over 𝕜 is the restriction of
scalars of the derivative over 𝕜', so it is 𝕜'-linear, the two derivatives have the same
range, and one is injective exactly when the other is. For a holomorphic map, the real derivative
commutes with multiplication by I, the real tangent space is the complex tangent space, and the
map is a real immersion at a point exactly when it is a complex one. For a holomorphic function
of one variable, the real derivative is multiplication by the complex derivative. Precomposition
with the multiplication by a scalar c of the larger field is differentiated by the chain rule,
without any differentiability assumption; for instance, the real derivative of w ↦ f (c * w) on
ℂ is v ↦ fderiv ℝ f (c * w) (c * v).
Main results #
DifferentiableAt.fderiv_restrictScalars_smul: the derivative over𝕜is𝕜'-linear.DifferentiableAt.fderiv_restrictScalars_eq_smul_deriv: on the line𝕜', it is multiplication by the derivative.DifferentiableAt.range_fderiv_restrictScalars: the range of the derivative does not depend on the field of scalars.DifferentiableAt.injective_fderiv_restrictScalars_iff: neither does its injectivity.TauCeti.fderiv_comp_smul_apply: the derivative over𝕜ofw ↦ f (c • w)forc : 𝕜'.
The derivative over 𝕜 of a map differentiable over a larger field 𝕜' is 𝕜'-linear. For
a holomorphic map, the real derivative commutes with multiplication by I.
The derivative over 𝕜 of a map on 𝕜' which is differentiable over 𝕜' sends v to
v • f'. For a holomorphic f : ℂ → E, the real derivative sends 1 to f' and I to
I • f'.
The tangent space of a map differentiable over a larger field 𝕜' is the same over 𝕜. For
a holomorphic map, the real tangent space is the complex tangent space; in particular it is stable
under multiplication by I.
The derivative over 𝕜 of a map differentiable over a larger field 𝕜' is injective exactly
when its derivative over 𝕜' is. For a holomorphic map, it is a real immersion at x exactly
when it is a complex immersion there.
The chain rule for precomposition with the multiplication by a scalar c of a larger field
𝕜', which is 𝕜-linear. No differentiability of f is needed. Over 𝕜 = 𝕜' this is
fderiv_comp_smul; for 𝕜 = ℝ and 𝕜' = ℂ it differentiates w ↦ f (c * w) on ℂ.