Restricting the scalars of C^n maps between manifolds #
Let 𝕜' be a normed algebra over 𝕜, and let E and E' be normed spaces over both fields,
compatibly. A boundaryless model I and its scalar restriction I.restrictScalars 𝕜 have the same
coordinate maps and use the same charted space. This file shows that a map which is C^n
for boundaryless models over 𝕜' is C^n for their scalar restrictions over 𝕜: in charts,
apply ContDiffWithinAt.restrict_scalars. The models need not be trivial, so the same API
applies to products and continuous-linear changes of model.
For the underlying real manifold construction, see Huybrechts, Complex Geometry, Chapter 1.
The main example is a holomorphic map between complex manifolds modelled on 𝓘(ℂ, E) and
𝓘(ℂ, E'), which is a smooth map between the underlying real manifolds modelled on 𝓘(ℝ, E) and
𝓘(ℝ, E').
Main results #
ContMDiffWithinAt.restrictScalars,ContMDiffAt.restrictScalars,ContMDiffOn.restrictScalars,ContMDiff.restrictScalars: aC^nmap over𝕜'(within a set, at a point, on a set, globally) isC^nover𝕜.
A map which is C^n within a set at a point for the models over 𝕜' is C^n within that set
at that point for the models over the smaller field 𝕜.
A map which is C^n at a point for the models over 𝕜' is C^n at that point for the models
over the smaller field 𝕜.
A map which is C^n on a set for the models over 𝕜' is C^n on that set for the models over
the smaller field 𝕜.
A C^n map for boundaryless models over 𝕜' is C^n for their scalar restrictions
to 𝕜. For instance, a holomorphic map between complex manifolds is smooth.