Tangent maps of boundary charts #
The boundary inclusion is the coordinate hyperplane parametrization in the preferred charts. Its manifold derivative is therefore the actual zero-insertion linear map.
The boundary chart target is exactly the zero-coordinate slice of the ambient target.
Inserting the missing zero coordinate of a boundary chart recovers its ambient chart.
The inclusion of the boundary has the coordinate zero-insertion map as its manifold derivative in the canonical preferred charts.
Boundary transition derivatives are the ambient transition derivatives restricted to the coordinate hyperplane and then projected back to boundary coordinates.
Boundary transition maps intertwine zero insertion with the ambient transition maps.
Ambient and boundary transition determinants differ by a strictly positive normal factor.