Evaluation of left-invariant derivations #
A left-invariant derivation on a Lie group is determined by its value at any point. For a finite-dimensional smooth real Lie group whose identity is an interior point, evaluation there gives a canonical linear equivalence between left-invariant derivations and the tangent Lie algebra. The latter is the manifold model vector space, so this also determines the Lie algebra's dimension.
Main results #
LeftInvariantDerivation.evalAt_one_injective: identity evaluation is injective for monoids.LeftInvariantDerivation.evalAt_injective: evaluation at any point is injective.tangentToLeftInvariantDerivation: the left-invariant derivation associated to a tangent vector at the identity.leftInvariantDerivationEquivGroupLieAlgebra: the canonical linear equivalence between left-invariant derivations and the tangent Lie algebra.leftInvariantDerivationLinearIsometryEquivModelVectorSpace: the canonical isometric linear equivalence with the manifold model vector space.finiteDimensional_leftInvariantDerivation: the Lie algebra is finite-dimensional.finrank_leftInvariantDerivation_eq_modelVectorSpace: its dimension equals that of the manifold model vector space.
References #
- Lie groups and the Lie algebra correspondence roadmap,
Deliverable A, Layer 0, "The Lie algebra and the tangent space at
1".
A left-invariant derivation on a monoid is determined by its value at the identity.
A left-invariant derivation is determined by its value at any point.
Differentiating a smooth scalar function along a left-invariant vector field gives a smooth scalar function.
The left-invariant derivation associated to a tangent vector at the identity. At every point it acts by differentiating along Mathlib's corresponding left-invariant vector field.
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The derivation built from a tangent vector acts pointwise along its invariant vector field.
Evaluating the derivation associated to v at the identity gives directional differentiation
along v.
Evaluation at the identity is onto point derivations on a finite-dimensional smooth real Lie group.
Left-invariant derivations are canonically linearly equivalent to the tangent Lie algebra at the identity.
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The derivationβtangent equivalence is evaluation at the identity followed by the point-derivationβtangent equivalence.
The inverse derivationβtangent equivalence is the explicit invariant-derivation construction.
Evaluation at the identity identifies left-invariant derivations isometrically with the manifold model vector space.
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The isometric derivationβmodel-space equivalence is evaluation at the identity followed by the canonical identification of the identity tangent space with the model vector space.
The inverse isometric model-space equivalence constructs the canonical left-invariant derivation generated by the corresponding tangent vector.
The norm of a left-invariant derivation is the norm of its tangent vector at the identity.
The canonical linear identification of the identity tangent space with the model vector space.
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Left-invariant derivations on a finite-dimensional smooth real Lie group form a finite-dimensional vector space.
The Lie algebra of a finite-dimensional smooth real Lie group has the dimension of the manifold model vector space.