Operations on signed chart coefficients #
Signed coefficients respect addition and scalar localization of actual rough differential forms. Reversing the chart signs reverses the coefficient, whereas simultaneously reversing the model orientation and chart signs preserves the relative-basis coefficient integral.
Signed coefficients commute with addition of actual forms.
Scalar localization of a form commutes with the source-indexed signed coefficient.
Restriction of a form by an indicator restricts its signed coefficient to the corresponding coordinate piece. This uses only the form values, so it also applies to discontinuous pieces.
Reversing every chart sign reverses the actual coefficient.
The actual relative-basis coefficient integral descends through simultaneous reversal of model orientation and chart signs, including in dimension zero.