Restrictions of Riemannian metrics #
This file restricts a C^n Riemannian metric to an open submanifold. Mathlib models the tangent
space of a manifold on the model vector space itself, so the restricted metric is pointwise the
ambient metric; the content is that this family is C^n for the inherited manifold and tangent
bundle structures.
It also restricts a C^n metric on M × ℝ to the manifold with boundary M × [a, b], as the
pullback along the inclusion, whose differential is invertible also at the boundary.
Main definitions #
Bundle.RiemannianMetric.restrictOpenTangentSpace: restriction of a fibrewise Riemannian metric.Bundle.ContMDiffRiemannianMetric.restrictOpenTangentSpace: restriction of aC^nRiemannian metric.Bundle.ContMDiffRiemannianMetric.restrictOpenTangentSpace_eq_of_inner_eq: metrics that agree on an open set have equal restrictions to it.TauCeti.Manifold.contMDiffRiemannianMetricOpen: the ambient instance metric restricted to an open submanifold.TauCeti.Manifold.instRiemannianBundleOpen,TauCeti.Manifold.instIsContinuousRiemannianBundleOpen, andTauCeti.Manifold.instIsContMDiffRiemannianBundleOpen: the corresponding scoped instances.TauCeti.Manifold.pathELength_subtypeVal_comp: the length of a curve in an open submanifold equals the length of its composition with the inclusion into the ambient manifold.TopologicalSpace.Opens.riemannianEDist_le_riemannianEDist_subtype: restriction to an open submanifold cannot decrease Riemannian distance.Bundle.ContMDiffRiemannianMetric.restrictIcc: the restriction of a metric onM × ℝtoM × [a, b].
The three instances are in the TauCeti scope; use open scoped TauCeti to install them. In
particular, under the usual separation hypotheses this makes EMetricSpace.ofRiemannianMetric
available on the open submanifold.
References #
- M. P. do Carmo, Riemannian Geometry, Birkhäuser, 1992, Ch. 1, §2.
Restrict a Riemannian metric on a tangent bundle to an open submanifold.
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Restricting a Riemannian metric evaluates the ambient metric through the canonical tangent-space identification.
The restricted metric is the pullback of the ambient metric along the differential of the open-submanifold inclusion.
Restrict a C^n Riemannian metric on a manifold to an open submanifold.
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Restricting a C^n Riemannian metric evaluates the ambient metric through the canonical
tangent-space identification.
Restriction to an open submanifold is pullback along its inclusion.
Forgetting C^n regularity after restricting a metric gives its fibrewise restriction.
Two C^n Riemannian metrics that agree on an open set U have equal restrictions to U.
The C^n Riemannian metric on an open submanifold obtained by restricting the ambient
metric.
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The restricted Riemannian metric is the ambient metric under the canonical identification of tangent spaces.
An open submanifold inherits the ambient Riemannian bundle (fibrewise inner product).
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The restricted Riemannian bundle is continuous whenever the ambient bundle is continuous.
The restricted Riemannian bundle is as C^n as the ambient one.
The metric installed on an open submanifold is the fibrewise restriction of the ambient metric.
The inner product installed on an open submanifold is the ambient inner product under the canonical tangent-space identification.
The norm installed on an open submanifold is the ambient Riemannian norm under the canonical tangent-space identification.
The extended norm installed on an open submanifold is the ambient Riemannian extended norm under the canonical tangent-space identification.
Path length is intrinsic: restricting the metric of M to an open submanifold U does not
change the length of a curve read in U. (Where the curve is not differentiable both integrands
take the junk value 0.)
Restricting the Riemannian metric to an open submanifold cannot decrease distance: every curve in the submanifold is an ambient curve of the same length.
The restriction of a metric G on M × ℝ to the manifold with boundary M × [a, b]: the
pullback of G along the inclusion.
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The restriction of G to M × [a, b] is the pullback of G along the inclusion.
The restriction of G to M × [a, b] at (x, t) is G at (x, t), evaluated on the images
of the tangent vectors under the differential of the inclusion.
The restriction of G to M × [a, b] at (x, t) only depends on G at (x, t).