Replacing a boundaryless model by its vector space #
BoundarylessModel I M carries the topology of M, but its charts take values in the
model vector space E rather than in H. A chart c is replaced by I โ c.
The extended charts do not change, and the identity is a diffeomorphism.
This lets constructions stated for self-modelled manifolds apply to arbitrary boundaryless models without installing a second atlas on the original manifold. In particular, local normal forms and implicit-function constructions can retain their actual coordinates.
A copy of a manifold on which the charts of a boundaryless model I take values in its
vector space. The topology is unchanged; the original manifold retains its original atlas.
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The model copy inherits the topology of the original manifold.
The identity homeomorphism to the copy with vector-space-valued charts.
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The carrier map of the homeomorphism is the identity.
The inverse carrier map is also the identity.
The homeomorphism sends each point to the same point of the model copy.
The inverse homeomorphism sends each point back to the same original point.
Replace an H-valued chart by its E-valued extended coordinates.
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The new chart has exactly the old extended partial equivalence. The carrier and topology
of the copy are definitionally those of M, so the two partial equivalences have the same type.
Return a vector-space-valued chart on the copy to the original model.
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Returning a chart to the original model and extending it again recovers the same chart.
Extending an original chart and returning it to its model recovers the original chart.
An arbitrary chart on the copy and its corresponding original chart have identical extended coordinates, source and target.
A chart of the copy and the corresponding original chart have the same source.
The extended original chart of a chart of the copy has the same coordinates.
The extended original chart of a chart of the copy has the same inverse.
The extended original chart of a chart of the copy has the same target.
The model copy receives the atlas obtained by extending the original charts to E.
The atlas consists of the extended original charts.
Preferred charts are transported without making any new choices.
The preferred chart of the copy has the coordinates of the preferred extended chart.
The inverse preferred chart of the copy is the inverse preferred extended chart.
The extended preferred chart is unchanged by the model transport.
Membership in the maximal atlas is preserved by extending a chart to the vector space.
Every maximal chart on the copy corresponds to a maximal chart on the original manifold.
Replacing a boundaryless model by its vector space preserves manifold regularity.
The identity, as a diffeomorphism from the original model to the self-modelled copy.
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The diffeomorphism has the same underlying map as the identity homeomorphism.
The inverse diffeomorphism has the inverse identity map as its underlying function.
Changing the source model preserves differentiability, even when no manifold regularity assumption is imposed on either atlas.
The source-side derivative comparison, with the tangent spaces identified explicitly through their common model vector space. No differentiability hypothesis is needed.
Changing the source model does not change whether the derivative vanishes.
Changing the target model preserves differentiability.
The target-side derivative comparison through the common model vector space.