The differential at the identity of a group homomorphism #
A group homomorphism Ο : K β* G between groups modelled on manifolds has a differential at the
identity dΟ : Lie(K) β Lie(G), a continuous linear map between the tangent Lie algebras. This
file names that map and proves its functor laws: the identity homomorphism has identity
differential, and the chain rule holds at the identity for homomorphisms differentiable there.
Main definitions #
MonoidHom.groupLieAlgebraMap: the differential at the identity of a group homomorphism, as a continuous linear map between tangent Lie algebras.
Main results #
MonoidHom.groupLieAlgebraMap_id: the differential of the identity is the identity.MonoidHom.groupLieAlgebraMap_comp: the chain rule at the identity.
The differential dΟ : Lie(K) β Lie(G) at the identity of a group homomorphism Ο : K β* G,
as a continuous linear map between the tangent Lie algebras. It is zero when Ο is not
differentiable at the identity.
Instances For
The differential at the identity of Ο, applied to ΞΎ.
The differential of the identity homomorphism is the identity.
The chain rule at the identity. The differential of a composite of homomorphisms that are differentiable at the identity is the composite of their differentials.