Derivatives on manifold chart domains #
For a vector-valued smooth map on a manifold, differentiate its coordinate representative within the target of each extended source chart. These derivatives are continuous on that target, even when the manifold has boundary or corners: the model with corners supplies unique derivatives within the chart target.
This construction allows a source covered by many charts, rather than requiring one global chart. It supplies the vector-valued coordinate derivatives needed when treating maps between manifolds locally in the target.
The construction follows M. Hirsch, Differential Topology, GTM 33, Chapter 2, ยง1, and extends
the global-chart construction in ContMDiffMap.WeakWhitney using Mathlib's extended charts and
iterated derivatives within sets. No boundaryless or compactness assumption is needed here.
The derivative of order m of a vector-valued map in the source chart at x, as a
continuous map on the extended chart target. Derivatives are taken within that target.
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Instances For
In a self-model target chart, the chart jet is the ordinary coordinate derivative.
Order zero of the chart jet recovers the map in source coordinates.
For the identity chart of a normed space, the chart derivative is the ordinary iterated derivative, evaluated on the subtype representing the whole chart target.
The coercion type is spelled Set.univ โฉ Set.univ, the simp-normal form of the extended target
of the identity chart: the chart target rewrites to Set.univ by chartAt_self_eq, while the
intersection itself is not simplified inside a type.