Plots on subsets of Cartesian spaces #
This file defines when a map from a Cartesian space to a diffeological space is a plot on a subset of its domain: its composite with every smooth map into the subset is a plot. On open subsets this is the usual local notion of a plot, and it does not require the map to extend to a plot on the whole Cartesian space.
A map defined on a subset of a Cartesian space is a plot on that subset if its composite with every smooth map having image in the subset is a globally defined plot.
For an open subset, this is the usual local notion of a diffeological plot.
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A map is a plot on a subset exactly when its composite with every smooth map having image in the subset is a plot.
Composing a plot on a subset with a smooth map into that subset gives a plot.
Globally defined plots are plots on every subset.
Being a plot on a subset depends only on the restriction to that subset.
A plot on a set remains a plot on a smaller set.
Constant maps are plots on every subset.
A plot on all of Cartesian space is a plot.
Being a plot on all of Cartesian space is equivalent to being a globally defined plot.
Plots on subsets are stable under smooth reparametrization on subsets.
Plots on subsets are stable under postcomposition with smooth maps.
A map that is a plot on an open neighborhood of each point of a subset is a plot on that subset.
A plot on an open subset is continuous on that subset for the D-topology.