Analytic derivatives of multivariate polynomial families #
The formal partial derivatives of a multivariate polynomial give its FrΓ©chet derivative on the
finite coordinate space over any nontrivially normed field. For a family of equations, with the
product topology on its target, this identifies the analytic derivative with the linear map of
TauCeti.jacobiMatrixAt. In particular the derivative is surjective exactly when the Jacobian
matrix is, and the evaluation map of the family is analytic.
For real or complex Euclidean coordinate spaces, we also give the derivative applied to an arbitrary direction and to a standard coordinate direction.
The derivative of polynomial evaluation is the sum of its evaluated formal partial derivatives times the coordinate projections.
The FrΓ©chet derivative of polynomial evaluation on Euclidean space, applied to a direction, is the evaluated formal gradient paired with that direction.
Differentiating polynomial evaluation in a standard coordinate direction gives evaluation
of the corresponding formal partial derivative. This also simplifies derivatives along
EuclideanSpace.basisFun, whose simp normal form is EuclideanSpace.single i 1.
The analytic derivative of a polynomial family is its Jacobian matrix, viewed as a continuous linear map.
The FrΓ©chet derivative of a polynomial family agrees with its formal Jacobian.
The FrΓ©chet derivative of a polynomial family is surjective exactly when its Jacobian matrix is.
The evaluation map of a polynomial family is analytic.