Analytic coordinate changes for families of simple roots #
An elementary-symmetric chart on a symmetric power of a surface separates a tuple into the
points lying in finitely many disjoint coordinate patches. If the multiplicity in patch i is
m i, its coordinates form a block Fin (m i) β π; a bijection
(Ξ£ i, Fin (m i)) β Fin n regroups those blocks into the model space Fin n β π.
TauCeti.Sym.analyticAt_coeffEquiv_map_coeffEquiv_symm proves that changing the surface
coordinate is analytic on one block when its roots are distinct. This file applies that result to
a finite family of blocks and then conjugates the family by the possibly different source and
target regroupings. The assembled statement is
TauCeti.Sym.analyticAt_piSigmaConstHomeomorph_coeffEquiv_map_coeffEquiv_symm.
Thus the blockwise coordinate-change expression used by elementary-symmetric charts is analytic
at tuples that are multiplicity-free inside every block. At colliding tuples, the polynomial case
is TauCeti.Sym.analyticOnNhd_coeffEquiv_map_eval_coeffEquiv_symm in
TauCeti/Analysis/Polynomial/SymmetricPower.lean. The complex colliding-point case, including
general holomorphic coordinate changes, is proved separately in
TauCeti/Analysis/Polynomial/RootSum/Family.lean.
This is the multiplicity-free assembly step in Lane F4.1 of the analytic Heegaard Floer roadmap,
whose first target is the smooth complex structure on Sym^g(Ξ£) from elementary symmetric
functions. The organization follows OzsvΓ‘th--SzabΓ³,
arXiv:math/0101206, Section 2.1.
A blockwise elementary-symmetric coordinate change is analytic after regrouping.
The bijections e and e' are the independent choices used to identify the source and target
families of coefficient blocks with Fin n β π. The transition first undoes e, changes the
underlying coordinate separately on each root block, and then regroups along e'. It is analytic
at every tuple whose roots are pairwise distinct inside each block.