The Trotter product formula #
This file proves a tangent-to-identity power limit for finite-dimensional real Lie groups and applies it to the product of two exponential curves. The resulting Trotter formula supplies the addition-closure input for the subgroup Lie algebra in Deliverable A, Layer 2 of the Lie-groups roadmap.
Main results #
tendsto_pow_div_of_hasDerivAt_mulInvariantLog: a curve whose local logarithm has initial derivativeXhas rescaled powers converging toexp (t X).tendsto_mulInvariantExp_smul_mul_mulInvariantExp_smul_pow: the Trotter product formula in the tangent model.tendsto_lieExp_smul_mul_lieExp_smul_pow: the Trotter product formula for left-invariant derivations.lieExp_add_of_commute: the exponential of a sum of derivations with commuting one-parameter subgroups is the product of the exponentials.
References #
- H. Liu, Notes for Lie Groups & Representations, notes from Andrei Okounkov's Fall 2016 course, Proposition 2.4.3.
- Lie groups and the Lie algebra correspondence roadmap, Deliverable A, Layer 2, "The Lie subalgebra of a subgroup".
A tangent-to-identity curve has the expected exponential power limit. The derivative is stated in local logarithmic coordinates so the result can be reused independently of a chosen manifold expression for the curve.
The Trotter product formula for the tangent-space exponential.
The Trotter product formula for the exponential of left-invariant derivations.
The exponential of a sum of derivations with commuting one-parameter subgroups is the product of the exponentials.