Changing the coefficient space of test functions #
A continuous linear equivalence of coefficient spaces induces a continuous linear equivalence
of native test-function spaces. These maps preserve the exact support
and commute with extension to a larger open domain. Continuity uses Mathlib's
TestFunction.postcompCLM, hence the native locally convex inductive-limit topology.
A change of coefficient space acts on test functions by pointwise postcomposition.
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The underlying continuous linear map is Mathlib's coefficient postcomposition map.
The identity coefficient change acts as the identity on test functions.
Successive coefficient changes compose as continuous linear equivalences.
An invertible coefficient change preserves the topological support exactly.
Coefficient changes commute with extension and lowering regularity, including the zero-map
case of monoCLM when the domains or orders are incompatible.