Nijenhuis equations in a product trivialization #
In a smooth product trivialization with constant base complex structure i, as in linear
holomorphic base coordinates, a complex-structure family has block form
J(a,v) = (i a, α a + j v). Only α and j vary with the point. Its mixed, horizontal and
vertical Nijenhuis components are computed here on the native smooth almost-complex-structure
carrier. Total vanishing is equivalent to the mixed, horizontal and fibrewise equations.
The formulas mixedTerm and horizontalTerm follow Robbin–Salamon's corrected family
integrability calculation. Their vector-field bracket is the negative of Mathlib's bracket.
Consequently the native Nijenhuis values are (0, -j M) and (0, -ζ), respectively.
All derivatives below are real derivatives on the total product, so the formulas include
both base and fibre variation.
Main declarations #
verticalTerm,fderiv_blockEndomorphism_apply,fderiv_fiber_connection: the vertical family expression and block/fibre Fréchet derivatives.blockNijenhuisExprandblockNijenhuisExpr_horizontal_vertical,blockNijenhuisExpr_horizontal_horizontal,blockNijenhuisExpr_vertical_vertical: raw normed-space Nijenhuis expression and component formulas (without finite-dimensionality).nijenhuis_horizontal_verticalandnijenhuis_horizontal_horizontal: the mixed and horizontal component formulas.nijenhuis_vertical_vertical: the fibrewise component formula.lieBracket_fiber_eq: the native fibre bracket and its sign comparison with the source bracket.nijenhuis_eq_zero_iff: the full vanishing criterion.
References #
- J. W. Robbin and D. A. Salamon, Corrigendum to A construction of the Deligne–Mumford orbifold, J. Eur. Math. Soc. 9 (2007), 901–905, Lemma A and the subsequent Remark.
The block endomorphism J(a,v) = (i a, α a + j v) on a product, with constant base block i;
only α and j vary with the point.
Instances For
Evaluation of the block endomorphism on a base and a fibre vector.
Expressing blockEndomorphism via inl and inr exposes its regularity in (α, j).
Differentiability of blockEndomorphism i α j at p from differentiability of α and j.
Fréchet derivative of blockEndomorphism i α j: the constant base block differentiates to 0,
while the vertical block differentiates to fderiv ℝ α q h w.1 + fderiv ℝ j q h w.2.
The corrected mixed equation dj(a) + j dj(ia) + j L_(αa) j, evaluated on v.
The Lie derivative here is L_ξ j = dj(ξ) + j Dξ - Dξ j.
Instances For
Expansion of the mixed family equation in total-space derivatives.
The corrected horizontal curvature equation, evaluated on two constant base directions.
Its last two terms are the source bracket [αa,αb] = D(αa)(αb) - D(αb)(αa),
which is the negative of Mathlib's vector-field bracket.
Instances For
Expansion of the horizontal family equation in total-space derivatives.
The vertical (fibrewise) Nijenhuis expression of j at p, evaluated on fibre vectors v
and w. Only fibre derivatives (0, ·) of j occur.
Instances For
Expansion of the vertical family equation in total-space derivatives.
Directional derivative along the fibre {p.1} × V of y ↦ α (p.1, y) a.
The native bracket of two fibre vector fields from α, in total-space derivatives.
The source bracket in horizontalTerm is its negative.
Pointwise Nijenhuis expression of blockEndomorphism i α j at p on u, w (valid on arbitrary
real normed spaces without finite-dimensionality).
Instances For
Expansion of blockNijenhuisExpr in terms of fderiv ℝ (blockEndomorphism i α j).
Raw mixed component of blockNijenhuisExpr: when j(p)² = -1, its value on (a, 0) and
(0, v) is (0, -j p (mixedTerm i α j p a v)).
Raw horizontal component of blockNijenhuisExpr: its value on (a, 0) and (b, 0) is
(0, -horizontalTerm i α j p a b).
Raw vertical component of blockNijenhuisExpr: its value on (0, v) and (0, w) is
(0, verticalTerm j p v w), independent of i and α.
Native Nijenhuis tensor on finite-dimensional products #
When J agrees with blockEndomorphism i α j near p and α, j are differentiable at p,
the native Nijenhuis tensor J.nijenhuis p agrees with blockNijenhuisExpr i α j p.
The mixed Nijenhuis component in a product trivialization. With the native Lie bracket
its sign is the negative of Robbin–Salamon's j M.
The horizontal Nijenhuis component is the negative of the corrected horizontal equation. This term is present even when the mixed equation vanishes.
The vertical component is the ordinary fibre Nijenhuis expression: only fibre derivatives
of j occur, and the connection term α drops out.
Vanishing of the native Nijenhuis tensor forces the corrected mixed equation.
Vanishing of the native Nijenhuis tensor also forces the horizontal curvature equation.
The full product criterion: the mixed and horizontal equations, together with fibrewise vanishing, are equivalent to vanishing of the total Nijenhuis tensor. In particular, when the fibres are integrable, both of the corrected family equations remain necessary.