Real coordinates of complex vectors #
complexToRealEuclidean identifies a finite complex vector with its real and imaginary
coordinate blocks as a real continuous linear equivalence. It uses the product topology
on complex vectors and the Euclidean topology on the real coordinates, so both directions
are measurable for the Borel structures. complexToRealPi is the same splitting with plain
functions ι ⊕ ι → ℝ as target, the coordinate spaces in which semialgebraic subsets of
complex coordinate spaces are formed.
The real Euclidean pairing of split coordinates is the real part of the complex Hermitian pairing.
Split a complex vector into its real and imaginary coordinate blocks, with plain functions
ι ⊕ ι → ℝ as target: Sum.inl i is the real part and Sum.inr i the imaginary part of the
i-th coordinate. This is TauCeti.complexToRealEuclidean followed by forgetting the Euclidean
structure.
Instances For
Forgetting the Euclidean structure of TauCeti.complexToRealEuclidean gives
TauCeti.complexToRealPi.