Subductions #
This file defines when a map to a target locally lifts through a map from a diffeological space, and uses it to define subductions: smooth surjections through which every plot of the target locally lifts to a plot of the source. A function out of the target of a subduction is diffeologically smooth exactly when its composite with the subduction is smooth.
References #
- P. Iglesias-Zemmour, Diffeology, Mathematical Surveys and Monographs 185, American Mathematical Society (2013), Articles 1.46--1.51.
Local lifts #
A map to the target locally lifts through a map on a subset if every point has an open neighborhood in the subset on which the map agrees with the image of a source plot.
Instances For
A map locally lifts on a subset exactly when every point has an open neighborhood in the subset on which the map agrees with the image of a source plot.
The image of a plot on an open subset locally lifts through the map on that subset.
The constant map at an image point locally lifts through the map on every open subset.
The local lifting property depends only on the restriction of the map to its domain.
The local lifting property passes to open subsets.
Locally liftable maps are stable under smooth reparametrization on open subsets.
A locally local lifting property glues to a local lifting property.
Postcomposing both the map and the map lifted through with a function preserves the local lifting property.
A map that locally lifts through a smooth map is a plot on its domain.
Subductions #
A smooth surjection is a subduction if every target plot locally lifts to a source plot.
- surjective : Function.Surjective q
A subduction is surjective.
- dSmooth : Diffeology.DSmooth q
A subduction is smooth.
- locallyLifts {n : ℕ} {p : EuclideanSpace ℝ (Fin n) → Q} : Diffeology.IsPlot p → LocallyLifts q Set.univ p
Every plot of the target locally lifts through a subduction.
Instances For
The plots of the target of a subduction are exactly the maps that locally lift through it.
Descent along a subduction: a function from the target is smooth exactly when its composite with the subduction is smooth.