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TauCeti.Geometry.Manifold.Complex.StructureSheaf.MaximalIdeal

Local coordinates generate the maximal ideal of a holomorphic stalk #

Let X be a complex manifold modelled on ๐“˜(โ„‚, E) and let e be a holomorphic chart at x. Every continuous linear functional โ„“ on E gives a holomorphic coordinate y โ†ฆ โ„“ (e y - e x) centered at x, and its germ e.holomorphicLinearCoordinateGerm he x โ„“ hx lies in the maximal ideal of the stalk ๐’ช_x, which is the kernel of evaluation at x.

When E is finite-dimensional, Hadamard's lemma AnalyticAt.exists_analyticAt_eventually_sub_eq writes every germ vanishing at x as โˆ‘ i, zแตข * qแตข, where zแตข are the coordinate germs along the coordinate functionals b.coord i of a basis b of E, and the values qแตข(x) are the partial derivatives of the germ in the chart. Consequently:

The first statement is the several-variable analogue of the one-variable OpenPartialHomeomorph.ker_eval_eq_span_holomorphicCoordinateGerm for complex curves. Together, the two statements say that n = dim E coordinate germs generate the maximal ideal ๐”ช of the analytic local ring, and that a germ in ๐”ช is determined modulo ๐”ชยฒ by its derivative at x read in the chart.

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Linear coordinates of a chart #

The coordinate of the chart e along a continuous linear functional โ„“, translated by z, as a holomorphic section on the chart source: y โ†ฆ โ„“ (e y - z).

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    theorem OpenPartialHomeomorph.holomorphicLinearCoordinateSection_apply {E : Type u_1} [NormedAddCommGroup E] [NormedSpace โ„‚ E] {X : Type} [TopologicalSpace X] [ChartedSpace E X] (e : OpenPartialHomeomorph X E) (he : e โˆˆ IsManifold.maximalAtlas (modelWithCornersSelf โ„‚ E) โŠค X) (โ„“ : StrongDual โ„‚ E) (z : E) (y : โ†ฅ{ carrier := e.source, is_open' := โ‹ฏ }) :
    TauCeti.holomorphicStructureSheaf.toFun (modelWithCornersSelf โ„‚ E) X (Opposite.op { carrier := e.source, is_open' := โ‹ฏ }) (e.holomorphicLinearCoordinateSection he โ„“ z) y = โ„“ (โ†‘e โ†‘y - z)

    The translated linear coordinate section evaluates at y to โ„“ (e y - z).

    The germ at x of the centered linear coordinate y โ†ฆ โ„“ (e y - e x) of the chart e.

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      The centered linear coordinate germ is the germ of the translated coordinate section.

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      As a germ of functions, the centered linear coordinate germ is y โ†ฆ โ„“ (e y - e x).

      Hadamard's lemma for holomorphic germs #

      Every representative of a holomorphic germ at x is analytic at e x when read in the chart e.

      Hadamard's lemma for holomorphic germs. A holomorphic germ vanishing at x is a combination โˆ‘ i, zแตข * qแตข of the centered coordinate germs zแตข along the coordinate functionals of a basis b, whose coefficients qแตข take at x the values of the partial derivatives โˆ‚ฯ†/โˆ‚zแตข of any representative ฯ†, read in the chart e.

      The maximal ideal and its square #

      Local coordinates generate the maximal ideal. The germs at x of the centered coordinates y โ†ฆ b.coord i (e y - e x) of a holomorphic chart, for a basis b of the finite-dimensional model E, generate the ideal of holomorphic germs vanishing at x.

      The ideal of holomorphic germs vanishing at x is generated by the centered linear coordinate germs y โ†ฆ โ„“ (e y - e x) of a holomorphic chart, over all continuous linear functionals โ„“ on the finite-dimensional model E.

      The square of the maximal ideal. A holomorphic germ lies in the square of the ideal of germs vanishing at x exactly when any of its representatives ฯ† vanishes at x together with its derivative read in a holomorphic chart e.