Restricting the scalars of diffeomorphisms #
Let 𝕜' be a normed algebra over 𝕜, and let the model spaces be normed spaces over both fields,
compatibly. A C^n diffeomorphism for boundaryless models over 𝕜' is, with the same underlying
equivalence, a C^n diffeomorphism for their scalar restrictions over 𝕜, since a C^n map over
𝕜' is C^n over 𝕜 (ContMDiff.restrictScalars). This file bundles that diffeomorphism and
records its compatibility with the identity, inverses, and composition.
The main example is a biholomorphism between complex manifolds modelled on 𝓘(ℂ, E) and
𝓘(ℂ, E'), which is a diffeomorphism between the underlying real manifolds modelled on
𝓘(ℝ, E) and 𝓘(ℝ, E').
Main definitions #
Diffeomorph.restrictScalars: a diffeomorphism over𝕜'regarded as a diffeomorphism over𝕜.
Main results #
Diffeomorph.coe_restrictScalars: it has the same underlying map.Diffeomorph.restrictScalars_refl,Diffeomorph.restrictScalars_symm,Diffeomorph.restrictScalars_trans: restriction of scalars commutes with the identity, inverses, and composition.
A C^n diffeomorphism for boundaryless models over 𝕜' is a C^n diffeomorphism for
their scalar restrictions to 𝕜, with the same underlying equivalence. For instance, a
biholomorphism between complex manifolds is a diffeomorphism of the underlying real manifolds.
Instances For
Restricting the scalars of a diffeomorphism does not change its underlying equivalence.
Restricting the scalars of a diffeomorphism does not change its underlying map.
Restricting the scalars of a diffeomorphism does not change its underlying homeomorphism.
Restricting the scalars of diffeomorphisms is injective.
Restricting the scalars of the identity diffeomorphism gives the identity diffeomorphism.
Restricting scalars commutes with taking the inverse diffeomorphism.
Restricting scalars commutes with the composition of diffeomorphisms.