Regular fibres of manifold-valued maps #
A regular fibre over an interior value of a C^m map, m ≥ 1, from a finite-dimensional
boundaryless real manifold to a finite-dimensional real manifold is an embedded submanifold of
the expected dimension. The carrier is the actual subtype
{x // f x = c}, with its subspace topology; neither manifold needs to be Hausdorff, and the
fibre may be empty.
TauCeti.regularFiberChartedSpace constructs an atlas using the preferred extended target chart.
TauCeti.RegularFiber.chartedSpaceOfChart allows any target chart containing the value.
TauCeti.isManifold_regularFiber, TauCeti.isSmoothEmbedding_coe_regularFiber, and
TauCeti.range_mfderiv_coe_regularFiber give its manifold, embedding, and tangent-kernel
properties.
TauCeti.exists_regularFiber_smoothEmbedding packages these properties existentially.
The smooth universal property follows from Mathlib's ContMDiff.iff_comp_isImmersion
and continuity into a subtype. No global charted-space instance is installed on a fibre or on its
ambient manifold.
The construction uses one extended target chart at c. Its open preimage contains the entire
fibre, and the regular level of the coordinate map there is homeomorphic to the original fibre.
The atlas is transported from TauCeti.regularLevelChartedSpace; no gluing of local fibre
atlases is needed.
References #
- J. M. Lee, Introduction to Smooth Manifolds, 2nd ed., Springer, 2013, Corollary 5.14 and Proposition 5.38 (regular level sets and their tangent spaces).
The atlas of a regular fibre transported from its coordinate level in a target chart φ
containing the value c. The fibre retains its subspace topology, and no global instance is
installed.
Instances For
A regular fibre with the atlas constructed in any target chart containing its value is a
C^m manifold.
The inclusion of a regular fibre is a C^m smooth embedding for the atlas constructed in
any target chart containing its value.
The atlas on a regular fibre of a C^m map, m ≥ 1, over an interior value c, transported
from the regular level in the preferred extended target chart at c. It uses the subspace
topology and is not a global instance.
Instances For
The preferred regular-fibre atlas uses the extended target chart at the value. This equation allows comparisons with atlases constructed in other target charts without unfolding the atlas.
The regular fibre over an interior value with its preferred atlas is a C^m manifold.
The inclusion of the regular fibre over an interior value with its preferred atlas is a
C^m smooth embedding.
The tangent image of the regular-fibre inclusion is the kernel of the ambient differential.
The regular-fibre theorem. A regular fibre over an interior value of a C^m map,
m ≥ 1, from a finite-dimensional boundaryless real manifold to a finite-dimensional real
manifold admits a C^m manifold structure of dimension dim M - dim N, with its subspace
topology, for which the inclusion is a C^m smooth embedding and has tangent image ker df.
No separation or countability assumptions are needed, and an empty fibre is allowed.