Integrability of product-trivialized almost complex families #
In a product trivialization B × V over a base B with constant complex structure i, an almost
complex family of block form J(p)(a, v) = (i a, α(p) a + j(p) v) has three Nijenhuis components
(TauCeti.ComplexStructureFamily.nijenhuis_eq_zero_iff): the mixed equation mixedTerm, the
horizontal curvature equation horizontalTerm, and the vertical fibre Nijenhuis component
verticalTerm.
This file develops the Lie-derivative and integrability theory of these equations:
- Lie-derivative and Lie-bracket dictionary:
mixedTerm_eq_add_lieDerivEndomorphismrewritesmixedTermas∂_a j + j ∂_{i a} j + j L_{α a} j, andhorizontalTerm_eq_sub_lieBracketrelateshorizontalTermto Mathlib'sVectorField.lieBracket(with the opposite sign from Robbin–Salamon's source bracket). - Horizontal connection dictionary: when
αarises from a horizontal connection lift(a, -v(a))viaconnectionOfHorizontal i v j q a = j(q)(v(q) a + j(q)(v(q)(i a))),mixedTerm_connectionOfHorizontalidentifiesmixedTerm(whenverticalTerm j pvanishes) with(∂_a j - L_{v a} j) + j (∂_{i a} j - L_{v(i a)} j), twice the complex-antilinear part2 • ∂bar^H jof the horizontal covariant derivative∇^H_a j = ∂_a j - L_{v a} j. - Surface-fibre and split-family criteria: when
Module.finrank ℝ V ≤ 2(in particular on real 2-dimensional surface fibres), the vertical Nijenhuis component vanishes automatically (nijenhuis_eq_zero_iff_of_finrank_le_two,nijenhuis_eq_zero_iff_of_finrank_eq_two). Whenα =ᶠ[𝓝 p] 0,horizontalTermvanishes andmixedTermreduces to base-holomorphy∂_a j + j ∂_{i a} j = 0(nijenhuis_eq_zero_iff_of_eventuallyEq_zero_of_finrank_le_two). - Robbin–Salamon Corrigendum Lemma B:
lieDerivEndomorphism_horizontalTerm_eq_zeroproves on arbitrary real normed spacesB, VunderC²regularity ofαandjthat ifmixedTermvanishes on a neighborhood ofpandverticalTermalso vanishes on a neighborhood ofp(theverticalTermhypothesis being automatic whenModule.finrank ℝ V ≤ 2, withmixedTermvanishing retained as a hypothesis inlieDerivEndomorphism_horizontalTerm_eq_zero_of_finrank_le_two), then the horizontal curvaturey ↦ horizontalTerm i α j (p.1, y) a bis an infinitesimal automorphism of the fibre complex structure (L_{ζ(a, b)} j = 0atp.2). On a productB × Vthis does not forcehorizontalTerm = 0on its own (since(ℝ², j)carries nonzero holomorphic vector fields), so bothmixedTerm = 0andhorizontalTerm = 0remain necessary in a local product chart (nijenhuis_eq_zero_iff_of_finrank_eq_two); Lemma B provides the local chart identity used when globalizing to closed fibres without nonzero holomorphic vector fields.
References #
- J. W. Robbin and D. A. Salamon, A construction of the Deligne–Mumford orbifold, J. Eur. Math. Soc. 8 (2006), 611–699, Section 8.9.
- J. W. Robbin and D. A. Salamon, Corrigendum to A construction of the Deligne–Mumford orbifold, J. Eur. Math. Soc. 9 (2007), 901–905, Lemmas A and B and Remark.
Fibre derivatives, Lie derivatives, and bracket form #
Directional derivative along the fibre {p.1} × V of y ↦ j (p.1, y).
The fibre Lie derivative L_{α(a)} j at p.2 matches the last three terms of mixedTerm.
Express mixedTerm in terms of the fibre endomorphism Lie derivative:
mixedTerm i α j p a v = ∂_a j(v) + j(∂_{i a} j(v)) + j((L_{α a} j) v).
Express horizontalTerm in terms of Mathlib's VectorField.lieBracket on the fibre. Because
Robbin–Salamon's source bracket is -lieBracket, the bracket appears with a minus sign.
Horizontal connection dictionary (α(a) = j(v(a) + j v(i a))) #
The off-diagonal connection block a ↦ j(q)(v(q) a + j(q)(v(q)(i a))) induced by a horizontal
connection 1-form v (whose horizontal lift of a is (a, -v(q) a)).
Instances For
When i² = -1 and j(q)² = -1, connectionOfHorizontal i v j q is (i, j(q))-antilinear.
Horizontal ∂bar^H j identity: when α = connectionOfHorizontal i v j and the vertical
Nijenhuis expression verticalTerm j p vanishes, mixedTerm equals
(∂_a j - L_{v a} j) + j (∂_{i a} j - L_{v(i a)} j), twice the complex-antilinear part of the
covariant horizontal derivative ∇^H_a j = ∂_a j - L_{v a} j along (a, -v(a)).
Surface-fibre (finrank ≤ 2) and split-family (α = 0) integrability #
When V has real dimension at most 2 and j(q)² = -1 on a neighborhood of p, the
fibrewise Nijenhuis expression verticalTerm j p vanishes automatically at p.
On surface fibres (Module.finrank ℝ V ≤ 2), the vertical Nijenhuis component vanishes
automatically.
On fibres of real dimension at most 2, vanishing of J.nijenhuis p reduces to the mixed and
horizontal family equations.
Real surface-fibre (Module.finrank ℝ V = 2) specialization of
nijenhuis_eq_zero_iff_of_finrank_le_two.
When α =ᶠ[𝓝 p] 0, the horizontal curvature equation vanishes identically at p.
When α =ᶠ[𝓝 p] 0, mixedTerm reduces to the base-holomorphy expression
∂_a j(v) + j(∂_{i a} j(v)).
For a split family (α =ᶠ[𝓝 p] 0), integrability at p is equivalent to base-holomorphy of
j together with fibrewise Nijenhuis vanishing.
For a split family (α =ᶠ[𝓝 p] 0) on fibres of real dimension at most 2
(Module.finrank ℝ V ≤ 2), base-holomorphy of j is necessary and sufficient for
J.nijenhuis p = 0.
Robbin–Salamon Corrigendum Lemma B (L_{ζ(a, b)} j = 0) #
Robbin–Salamon Corrigendum Lemma B (on arbitrary real normed spaces under C² regularity):
if i² = -1, j(q)² = -1, α(q)(i a) + j(q)(α(q) a) = 0, mixedTerm i α j q = 0, and
verticalTerm j q = 0 on a neighborhood of p, then the fibre vector field
y ↦ horizontalTerm i α j (p.1, y) a b has vanishing endomorphism Lie derivative on j(p.1, ·)
at p.2.
Surface-fibre (Module.finrank ℝ V ≤ 2) version of
lieDerivEndomorphism_horizontalTerm_eq_zero: the verticalTerm hypothesis is discharged
automatically.