Embedded local Lyapunov--Perron graphs #
The local stable and unstable sets of a hyperbolic equilibrium are described in
LyapunovPerron.Local as graphs over complementary spectral subspaces. This file records that
these descriptions are actual topological embeddings: projection onto the relevant spectral
subspace is the continuous inverse of the graph parameterization on its image.
This supplies the topological parameterizations used when passing from local invariant sets to the stable and unstable manifolds used in Morse trajectory spaces.
Main declarations #
ContinuousLinearMap.localStableSetHomeomorphandContinuousLinearMap.localUnstableSetHomeomorphparameterize the confined local invariant sets by closed balls in their respective spectral subspaces.ContinuousLinearMap.exists_localStableSetHomeomorphandContinuousLinearMap.exists_localUnstableSetHomeomorphsupply a truncation radius for which those parameterizations exist, so that a caller with a ball of confinement need not produce one.
References #
- M. Audin and M. Damian, Morse Theory and Floer Homology, Springer Universitext, 2014, Chapter 2.
- C. Chicone, Ordinary Differential Equations with Applications, 2nd ed., Springer, 2006, Section 4.3.
The local stable set of confined forward solutions, truncated by the norm of its stable projection, is homeomorphic to the corresponding closed ball in the stable spectral subspace.
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The local stable set homeomorphism is the graph parameterization v ↦ v + h(v).
The inverse of the local stable set homeomorphism is the stable projection.
The local unstable set of confined backward solutions, truncated by the norm of its complementary projection, is homeomorphic to the corresponding closed ball in the unstable spectral subspace.
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The local unstable set homeomorphism is the graph parameterization v ↦ v + h(v).
The inverse of the local unstable set homeomorphism is the unstable projection.
For a small enough truncation radius, the local stable set of confined forward solutions is homeomorphic to a closed ball in the stable spectral subspace.
For a small enough truncation radius, the local unstable set of confined backward solutions is homeomorphic to a closed ball in the unstable spectral subspace.