Hyperbolic space in the upper half-space model #
For a real inner product space E, the upper half-space model UpperHalfSpace E of real
hyperbolic space is the open upper half-space {(x, t) | 0 < t} of the Euclidean product E × ℝ
(that is, WithLp 2 (E × ℝ)), with the Riemannian metric (‖dx‖² + dt²) / t²: the Euclidean
inner product of two tangent vectors at (x, t) divided by t². For 1 ≤ n, taking
E = EuclideanSpace ℝ (Fin (n - 1)) gives hyperbolic n-space ℍⁿ; in particular
E = EuclideanSpace ℝ (Fin 2) gives the model space ℍ³ of hyperbolic three-manifolds.
The metric is the Euclidean metric of E × ℝ, restricted to the upper half-space and rescaled by
the analytic positive function t⁻², so it is an analytic Riemannian metric.
For 0 < c, a linear isometry A of E and b ∈ E, the similarity
(x, t) ↦ (c • A x + b, c • t) preserves the upper half-space and scales tangent vectors and the
height t by the same factor c, so it is a Riemannian isometry. These similarities act
transitively, so the upper half-space model is a homogeneous Riemannian manifold.
Analyticity of the metric and homogeneity are established here. The module
UpperHalfSpace.Curvature proves constant curvature -1, and UpperHalfSpace.Metric combines
this with completeness to construct a TauCeti.HyperbolicMetric.
Main definitions #
TauCeti.upperHalfSpaceOpens E: the open upper half-space inE × ℝ.TauCeti.UpperHalfSpace E: the upper half-space as a manifold, with its hyperbolic metric asRiemannianBundleinstance.TauCeti.UpperHalfSpace.height: the last coordinatetof a point.TauCeti.UpperHalfSpace.riemannianMetric: the analytic hyperbolic metric.TauCeti.UpperHalfSpace.similarity: the isometry(x, t) ↦ (c • A x + b, c • t).
Main results #
TauCeti.UpperHalfSpace.inner_def: the inner product of tangent vectors atxis their Euclidean inner product divided byheight x ^ 2(TauCeti.UpperHalfSpace.riemannianMetric_inneris the same formula for the bundled metricriemannianMetric);TauCeti.UpperHalfSpace.norm_defandTauCeti.UpperHalfSpace.enorm_defare the corresponding norm forms.TauCeti.UpperHalfSpace.contMDiff_coe_comp_iff: a map into the upper half-space isC^niff its composite with the inclusion intoE × ℝis.TauCeti.UpperHalfSpace.isPretransitive_isom: the isometry group of the upper half-space model acts transitively on it.
References #
- J. M. Lee, Introduction to Riemannian Manifolds, 2nd ed., Springer GTM 176 (2018), Chapter 3 (the upper half-space model of hyperbolic space and its isometries).
- W. P. Thurston, Three-Dimensional Geometry and Topology, Vol. 1, Princeton (1997), §2.4 and §3.8 (the upper half-space model, and hyperbolic space among the eight model geometries).
The open upper half-space {(x, t) | 0 < t} in the Euclidean product E × ℝ.
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The upper half-space model of real hyperbolic space: the open upper half-space
{(x, t) | 0 < t} of E × ℝ, with the hyperbolic metric (‖dx‖² + dt²) / t² as its
RiemannianBundle instance. For 1 ≤ n and E = EuclideanSpace ℝ (Fin (n - 1)) this is
hyperbolic n-space.
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The point of E × ℝ represented by a point of the upper half-space.
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The point of the upper half-space represented by a point of E × ℝ with positive last
coordinate.
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A point of the upper half-space is determined by the point of E × ℝ it represents.
The height of a point (x, t) of the upper half-space: its last coordinate t.
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Points of the upper half-space have positive height.
A point of the upper half-space is not a point (a, 0) of its boundary hyperplane.
Two points of the upper half-space with the same horizontal coordinate and the same height are equal.
The upper half-space is contractible, by straight-line contraction inside the convex positive-height half-space. No finite-dimensional or inner-product hypothesis is needed.
The inclusion of the upper half-space into E × ℝ is analytic.
The conformal factor t⁻² of the hyperbolic metric is analytic on the upper half-space.
A map into the upper half-space is C^n iff its composite with the inclusion into E × ℝ
is.
If a self-map f of the upper half-space is the restriction of a map A of E × ℝ with
derivative L at x, then the differential of f at x is L.
The analytic hyperbolic metric (‖dx‖² + dt²) / t² on the upper half-space: the Euclidean
metric of E × ℝ multiplied by the positive function t⁻².
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The upper half-space carries the hyperbolic metric (‖dx‖² + dt²) / t².
The hyperbolic metric is analytic.
The hyperbolic metric is continuous, as the Riemannian volume construction requires.
The hyperbolic metric evaluated on two tangent vectors at a point of the upper half-space is
their Euclidean inner product divided by the square of the height. This is the characteristic
lemma of the bundled metric riemannianMetric; inner_def is its form for the installed
RiemannianBundle instance.
The metric installed as the RiemannianBundle instance of the upper half-space is the
hyperbolic metric riemannianMetric.
The inner product of two tangent vectors at a point of the upper half-space is their Euclidean inner product divided by the square of the height.
The norm of a tangent vector at a point of the upper half-space is its Euclidean norm divided by the height.
The extended norm of a tangent vector at a point of the upper half-space is its Euclidean extended norm divided by the height.
The similarity (x, t) ↦ (c • A x + b, c • t), for 0 < c and a linear isometry A of
E, as an isometry of the upper half-space model: it scales tangent vectors and the height by the
same factor c.
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The similarity similarity c hc A b sends (x, t) to (c • A x + b, c • t).
The similarity similarity c hc A b multiplies heights by c.
The differential of the similarity similarity c hc A b is c times the linear isometry
(x, t) ↦ (A x, t).
The similarity with factor 1, linear part the identity and translation 0 is the identity
isometry.
Composing similarities multiplies their scale factors and composes their linear parts.
The inverse of a similarity is the similarity with the inverse scale factor and the inverse linear part.
The isometry group of the upper half-space model acts transitively: it is a homogeneous Riemannian manifold.