Immersions under boundaryless model transport #
Replacing a boundaryless model I : ModelWithCorners 𝕜 E H of M by its vector space E, as in
TauCeti.BoundarylessModel I M, neither creates nor destroys immersions or smooth embeddings, on
either the source or the target side.
The comparison is made chart by chart. An H-valued chart c of M and the E-valued chart
TauCeti.BoundarylessModel.chart I c of the copy have the same extended coordinates, and every
maximal chart of the copy arises in this way from TauCeti.BoundarylessModel.originalChart. So a
normal form u ↦ (u, 0) of a map in one pair of charts is literally a normal form of the
transported map in the corresponding pair, with the same complement and the same linear
equivalence. In particular no composition theorem for immersions is used: Mathlib's
Manifold.IsImmersionAtOfComplement.comp_diffeomorph only treats diffeomorphisms for a single
model, and the identity M → BoundarylessModel I M changes the model from H to E.
This lets an immersion constructed on a self-modelled manifold, for instance from an implicit-function chart, be read as an immersion into the original manifold.
Main results #
TauCeti.BoundarylessModel.isImmersionAtOfComplement_target_iffandTauCeti.BoundarylessModel.isImmersionAtOfComplement_source_iff: the pointwise normal form with a fixed complement is preserved by changing the target or the source model.- The corresponding statements for
Manifold.IsImmersionAt,Manifold.IsImmersionOfComplement,Manifold.IsImmersionandManifold.IsSmoothEmbedding.
Changing the target model preserves the immersion normal form at a point. A map g into
M is an immersion at x with complement F exactly when it is one as a map into the
self-modelled copy of M. The charts of the two normal forms correspond under
TauCeti.BoundarylessModel.chart and TauCeti.BoundarylessModel.originalChart, with the same
linear equivalence.
Changing the target model preserves immersions with a fixed complement.
Changing the target model preserves being an immersion at a point.
Changing the target model preserves immersions.
Changing the target model preserves smooth embeddings.
Changing the source model preserves the immersion normal form at a point. A map g on
M is an immersion at a point with complement F exactly when it is one as a map on the
self-modelled copy of M. The charts of the two normal forms correspond under
TauCeti.BoundarylessModel.chart and TauCeti.BoundarylessModel.originalChart, with the same
linear equivalence.
Changing the source model preserves immersions with a fixed complement.
Changing the source model preserves being an immersion at a point.
Changing the source model preserves immersions.
Changing the source model preserves smooth embeddings.