Smoothness of maps into an open submanifold #
A map into an open submanifold U โ M is C^n exactly when its composition with the inclusion
U โ M is C^n: the charts of U are restrictions of the charts of M, so smoothness is
insensitive to whether the codomain is read in the submanifold or in the ambient manifold.
Mathlib records this through ContMDiffWithinAt.subtypeVal_comp_iff within a set and through
ContMDiffAt.subtypeVal_comp_iff at a point, both at regularity โ. Since smoothness into a
manifold is a local invariant property at every regularity, the same characterizations hold for
arbitrary n; this file supplies them. In a convex open subset of a normed real space, these
characterizations show that the clamped affine segment is C^n on [0, 1] at every regularity.
Main results #
TauCeti.ContMDiffWithinAt.subtypeVal_comp_iff,TauCeti.ContMDiffAt.subtypeVal_comp_iff,TauCeti.ContMDiffOn.subtypeVal_comp_iff, andTauCeti.ContMDiff.subtypeVal_comp_iff: a map into an open submanifold isC^n(within a set, at a point, on a set, globally) iff its composition with the inclusion is.TopologicalSpace.Opens.contMDiffOn_convexSegment: the affine segment in a convex open subset of a normed real space is smooth on[0, 1]at every regularity.
References #
- Used to lift ambient curves (e.g. straight segments) to
Cยนcurves in open submanifolds; seeTauCeti.Geometry.Manifold.Riemannian.Convex.
A map into an open submanifold is C^n within a set at a point iff its composition with the
inclusion is, at every regularity: smoothness is a local invariant property and the charts agree.
A map into an open submanifold is C^n at a point iff its composition with the inclusion
is, at every regularity.
A map into an open submanifold is C^n on a set iff its composition with the inclusion is,
at every regularity.
A map into an open submanifold is C^n iff its composition with the inclusion is, at every
regularity.
The clamped affine segment in a convex open subset is C^n on [0, 1] for every n.