The Lie functor on smooth homomorphisms #
The differential at the identity of a smooth Lie-group homomorphism induces a Lie-algebra
homomorphism between left-invariant derivations. Smooth homomorphisms carry their differentiability
proof in ContMDiffMonoidMorphism; identity and composition complete that bundled morphism API.
The resulting Lie map preserves identities and composition and is natural with respect to the
Lie-group exponential.
References #
- The exponential-naturality proof generalizes the integral-curve argument in
TauCeti.Lie.conj_mulInvariantIntegralCurveandTauCeti.Lie.conj_mulInvariantExp.
Main results #
lieMap: the Lie-algebra homomorphism induced by a smooth monoid morphism.ContMDiffMonoidMorphism.groupLieAlgebraMap_lie: the differential at the identity of a smooth homomorphism preserves the Lie bracket.lieMap_id,lieMap_comp: the identity and composition laws.map_lieExp: naturality with respect to the Lie-group exponential.continuous_lieMap: the Lie map is continuous.ContMDiffMonoidMorphism.isLocalDiffeomorph_iff_lieMap_bijectiveandContMDiffMonoidMorphism.isLocalDiffeomorph_of_lieMap_bijective: the local-diffeomorphism criterion at every point.ContMDiffMonoidMorphism.lieMap_injective_of_mfderiv_injective: injectivity of the identity differential implies injectivity of the Lie map.TauCeti.Lie.lieEquivOfIsLocalDiffeomorphAt: the Lie-algebra equivalence induced by a smooth homomorphism that is a local diffeomorphism at the identity.ContMDiffMonoidMorphism.lieMap_bijective_of_isLocalDiffeomorphAt: the Lie map of a homomorphism that is a local diffeomorphism at the identity is bijective.ContMDiffMonoidMorphism.isLocalDiffeomorphAt_of_lieMap_bijective: a smooth homomorphism with bijective Lie map is a local diffeomorphism at the identity.ContMDiffMonoidMorphism.isLocalDiffeomorphAt_iff_lieMap_bijective: the corresponding characterization.
The differential at the identity of a smooth homomorphism preserves the Lie bracket of the tangent Lie algebras.
The Lie functor on morphisms: the differential at the identity of a smooth homomorphism.
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Under evaluation at the identity, lieMap is the manifold differential of the homomorphism.
The Lie map of the identity homomorphism is the identity Lie-algebra homomorphism.
The Lie map of a composite is the composite of the two Lie maps.
A smooth group homomorphism intertwines the Lie-group exponentials through its Lie map.
The Lie map of a smooth homomorphism is continuous, being a linear map between finite-dimensional real normed spaces.
A smooth homomorphism whose differential at the identity is injective induces an injective Lie-algebra homomorphism.
The Lie map of a smooth homomorphism that is a local diffeomorphism at the identity is bijective: under evaluation at the identity it is the differential there, a linear equivalence.
A smooth homomorphism with bijective Lie map is a local diffeomorphism at the identity.
A smooth homomorphism of finite-dimensional Lie groups is a local diffeomorphism at the identity if and only if its Lie map is bijective.
A smooth homomorphism of finite-dimensional Lie groups is a local diffeomorphism if and only if its Lie map is bijective.
A smooth homomorphism with bijective Lie map is a local diffeomorphism.
A smooth homomorphism that is a local diffeomorphism at the identity induces an equivalence of Lie algebras.
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The Lie-algebra equivalence induced by a local diffeomorphism acts by the Lie functor.
The Lie homomorphism underlying the equivalence induced by a local diffeomorphism is its Lie map.
The inverse Lie-algebra equivalence of a local diffeomorphism sends the Lie map of a derivation back to that derivation.
The Lie map of a local diffeomorphism sends the inverse Lie-algebra equivalence of a derivation back to that derivation.