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TauCeti.Geometry.Lie.Adjoint.OperatorExponential

Exponentiating the commutator operator #

In a real Banach algebra, exponentiating the continuous commutator operator y ↦ x * y - y * x gives conjugation by exp x. This is the Banach-algebra shadow of the Lie-group identity Ad (lieExp X) = exp (ad X). The final result identifies the underlying linear map of the bounded commutator with Mathlib's LieAlgebra.ad for the associative-ring Lie bracket.

This advances Deliverable A, Layer 1 of TauCetiRoadmap/RepresentationTheory/LieGroups/README.md.

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Exponentiating the bounded left-multiplication operator gives left multiplication by the algebra exponential.

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Exponentiating the bounded right-multiplication operator gives right multiplication by the algebra exponential.

Exponentiating the bounded left-multiplication operator gives the operator of left multiplication by the algebra exponential.

Exponentiating the bounded right-multiplication operator gives the operator of right multiplication by the algebra exponential.

The continuous-linear family of endomorphisms y ↦ x * y - y * x.

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    Exponentiating the continuous commutator operator gives conjugation by the algebra exponential.

    Exponentiating the continuous commutator gives the bounded conjugation operator.

    The continuous commutator is the bounded realization of Mathlib's algebraic adjoint map for the ring-commutator bracket supplied by LieRing.ofAssociativeRing. Callers who restate the right-hand side should enable that instance locally.