The Lie equivalence between derivations and the identity tangent space #
For a finite-dimensional smooth real Lie group whose identity is an interior point, the canonical
linear equivalence between left-invariant derivations and the tangent space at the identity is an
equivalence of Lie algebras. This supplies the bracket-compatible dictionary needed to transport the
tangent adjoint action to Mathlib's roadmap-facing Lie algebra LeftInvariantDerivation I G.
This advances Deliverable A, Layer 1 of
TauCetiRoadmap/RepresentationTheory/LieGroups/README.md.
Main results #
tangentToLeftInvariantDerivation_lie: the invariant derivation construction preserves brackets.leftInvariantDerivationLieEquivGroupLieAlgebra: the canonical derivation–tangent Lie equivalence.leftInvariantDerivationLinearIsometryEquivModelVectorSpace_apply_eq_lieEquiv_apply: the isometric and Lie equivalences agree after viewing the tangent Lie algebra as the model space.
References #
Mathlib/Geometry/Manifold/GroupLieAlgebra.lean, whose compatibility TODO this file discharges.- Lie groups and the Lie algebra correspondence roadmap, Deliverable A, Layer 1, "The group adjoint".
The map sending a tangent vector at the identity to its left-invariant derivation preserves the Lie bracket.
Evaluation at the identity identifies left-invariant derivations with the tangent Lie algebra as Lie algebras.
Instances For
The Lie equivalence acts as the underlying linear equivalence given by evaluation at the identity.
The inverse Lie equivalence sends a tangent vector to its left-invariant derivation.
The canonical isometric and Lie equivalences agree after viewing the tangent Lie algebra as the model vector space.
Evaluation at the identity preserves the Lie bracket.