Smooth finite-dimensional families of continuous linear maps #
A family of continuous linear maps with finite-dimensional domain is smooth exactly when all its evaluations are smooth. The source may be a manifold with corners. These criteria recover joint Christoffel regularity from smooth contractions.
Formal sources #
The finite-dimensional identification follows Mathlib's contDiffWithinAt_clm_apply, by
SΓ©bastien GouΓ«zel and Floris van Doorn; the proof uses the same continuous linear equivalence.
A family of continuous linear maps on a finite-dimensional space is smooth within a set exactly when its applications to every fixed vector are smooth within that set.
A family of continuous linear maps on a finite-dimensional space is smooth at a manifold point exactly when its applications to every fixed vector are smooth there.