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TauCeti.Analysis.Normed.Module.Ball.Homeomorph

Homeomorphisms onto the unit balls of normed spaces #

A continuous linear equivalence L : E ≃L[ℝ] F of real normed spaces carries the closed unit ball of E onto a convex body of F, which is usually not the closed unit ball of F. Rescaling each ray through the origin by the ratio of the gauges of the two convex bodies, which is Mathlib's gaugeRescaleHomeomorph, corrects this: the result ContinuousLinearEquiv.unitBallHomeomorph L : E ≃ₜ F is a homeomorphism carrying the open unit ball, the closed unit ball and the unit sphere of E onto those of F.

The typical use compares the closed unit ball of the sup norm on Fin n → ℝ, which is the domain of the characteristic maps of a CW complex, with the Euclidean unit disk.

Mathlib's radial homeomorphism Homeomorph.unitBall : E ≃ₜ ball 0 1 of a real normed space onto its open unit ball, followed by the inclusion of the open unit ball in the closed unit ball, is an open embedding of E into the closed unit ball. It lets a chart valued in E be read as a chart valued in the closed unit ball.

Main declarations #

The inverse of unitBall in explicit radial coordinates.

The homeomorphism E ≃ₜ F obtained from a continuous linear equivalence L : E ≃L[ℝ] F by rescaling each ray through the origin so that the image L '' closedBall 0 1 of the closed unit ball of E lands on the closed unit ball of F (gaugeRescaleHomeomorph).

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    The radial homeomorphism Homeomorph.unitBall of E onto its open unit ball, followed by the inclusion of the open unit ball in the closed unit ball, is an open embedding of E into the closed unit ball.

    The closed unit ball of a finite-dimensional real normed space is a cube. The closed unit ball of a real normed space of finite dimension k is homeomorphic to the cube Iᵏ.

    The unit spheres of two finite-dimensional real normed spaces of the same dimension are homeomorphic, through ContinuousLinearEquiv.unitBallHomeomorph applied to ContinuousLinearEquiv.ofFinrankEq.

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