Right-invariant vector fields on Lie groups #
Mathlib's mulInvariantVectorField is the left-invariant field generated by a tangent vector at
the identity. This file supplies its right-invariant counterpart and the regularity needed to
compare the two fields in the infinitesimal adjoint calculation.
This supplies a prerequisite for Deliverable A, Layer 1 of
TauCetiRoadmap/RepresentationTheory/LieGroups/README.md.
Main definitions #
mulRightInvariantVectorField: the right-invariant field generated at the identity.
Main results #
mulRightInvariantVectorField_one: the field has the prescribed value at the identity.mulRightInvariantVectorField_apply: its value is the derivative of right multiplication.mulRightInvariantVectorField_add: the construction preserves addition.mulRightInvariantVectorField_smul: the construction preserves scalar multiplication.inverse_mfderiv_mul_right: derivatives of inverse right translations are inverse maps.TauCeti.injective_mfderiv_mul_right: derivatives of right translations are injective.mpullback_mulRightInvariantVectorField: right-invariant fields are invariant under right translations.mulRightInvariantVectorField_eq_mpullback: the field generated byV 1agrees with a pullback ofVat the specified point.contMDiff_mulRightInvariantVectorField_modelSpace: jointlyC^min the generator and group point when multiplication isC^nandm + 1 β€ n.contMDiff_mulRightInvariantVectorField_infty: a right-invariant field is smooth.contMDiff_mvfderiv_mulRightInvariantVectorField: differentiating a smooth scalar function along a right-invariant field gives a smooth function.rightInvariantDerivative: right-invariant differentiation bundled as a smooth scalar function.GroupLieAlgebra.mfderiv_inv_mulInvariantVectorField: inversion carries the left-invariant field ofvto minus its right-invariant field,d(inv)_g (v^L g) = -v^R gβ»ΒΉ.GroupLieAlgebra.contMDiffAt_mulRightInvariantVectorField,GroupLieAlgebra.mdifferentiableAt_mulRightInvariantVectorField: on a Lie group, right-invariant fields areC^(minSmoothness π 2), hence differentiable.GroupLieAlgebra.mlieBracket_mulRightInvariantVectorField: the bracket of right-invariant fields is minus the right-invariant field of the bracket,[v^R, w^R] = -β v, wβ^R. Sov β¦ v^Ris an antihomomorphism of Lie algebras, unlike the homomorphismv β¦ v^Ldefiningβ v, wβ.
References #
- Lie groups and the Lie algebra correspondence roadmap, Deliverable A, Layer 1, "The infinitesimal adjoint".
- The definition mirrors SΓ©bastien GouΓ«zel's Mathlib
mulInvariantVectorField. - The smoothness proofs adapt
contMDiff_mulInvariantVectorField_modelSpaceandcontMDiff_mulInvariantVectorField_inftyfromTauCeti.Geometry.Lie.InvariantVectorField.Basic; those results in turn adapt GouΓ«zel's proof of Mathlib'scontMDiff_mulInvariantVectorField. - The bracket of right-invariant fields is computed by transporting the left-invariant bracket along inversion, by the naturality of the Lie bracket for related vector fields: John M. Lee, Introduction to Smooth Manifolds, second edition, Chapter 8.
- The pullback results
inverse_mfderiv_mul_right,mpullback_mulRightInvariantVectorField, andmulRightInvariantVectorField_eq_mpullback, together with the addition and scalar-multiplication statements, transpose the corresponding left-translation results in SΓ©bastien GouΓ«zel'sMathlib.Geometry.Manifold.GroupLieAlgebrafrom left to right.
The right-invariant vector field generated by a tangent vector at the identity. At a point
g, it is the image of the generator under the derivative at 1 of right multiplication by
g.
Instances For
The value of a generated right-invariant vector field is the derivative of right multiplication applied to its generator.
At the identity, the right-invariant vector field generated by v equals v.
The right-invariant vector field construction preserves addition of its generators.
The right-invariant vector field construction preserves scalar multiplication.
The inverse of the derivative at h of right translation by g is the derivative at h * g
of right translation by gβ»ΒΉ.
The derivatives of right translations are injective: the derivative at h * g of right
translation by gβ»ΒΉ is a left inverse of the derivative at h of right translation by g.
Right-invariant vector fields are invariant under pullback by right translations.
For any field V, the right-invariant field generated by V 1 agrees at g with the pullback
of V along right translation by gβ»ΒΉ.
In model coordinates, the right-invariant vector field is jointly C^m in its generating
tangent vector and group point when multiplication is C^n and m + 1 β€ n.
A right-invariant vector field on a smooth Lie group is smooth.
Differentiating a smooth scalar function along a right-invariant vector field gives a smooth scalar function.
Right-invariant differentiation of a smooth scalar function, bundled as a smooth scalar function.
Instances For
Right-invariant differentiation acts pointwise along the corresponding vector field.
Inversion carries the left-invariant vector field of v to minus its right-invariant vector
field: d(inv)_g (v^L g) = -v^R gβ»ΒΉ.
A right-invariant vector field on a Lie group is C^(minSmoothness π 2); this is CΒ² over β
and β.
A right-invariant vector field on a Lie group is differentiable.
The bracket of right-invariant vector fields. The Lie bracket of the right-invariant vector
fields of v and w is minus the right-invariant vector field of their bracket in the tangent Lie
algebra: [v^R, w^R] = -β
v, wβ^R.