Shrinking smooth embeddings near their centre #
Positive dilations of the source give a smooth isotopy of an embedding of a real normed space, fixing the image of the origin. A bounded part of the source can consequently be moved inside any neighbourhood of that image. For a star-convex source subset, the motion stays inside its original image throughout the isotopy.
This is the shrinking step used to compare ball embeddings in a common ambient chart. It gives an isotopy through embeddings; extending it to an ambient isotopy is a separate assertion. Neither finite dimensionality nor compactness of the source is required.
A dilation moves only bounded parts of the source into a neighbourhood of the centre. When the
source is finite-dimensional, the radial contractions TauCeti.radialContraction move all of it:
precomposing with them gives a smooth isotopy from an embedding of E to one whose image lies in
any prescribed neighbourhood of the centre (compRadialContractionIsotopy). Postcomposing an
embedding into E with them gives a smooth isotopy into a Euclidean ball which never leaves a
Euclidean ball about the centre containing the original image (transRadialContractionIsotopy).
Main definitions #
TauCeti.SmoothEmbedding.shrinkingIsotopy: shrinking by positive dilations of the source.TauCeti.SmoothEmbedding.compRadialContractionIsotopy: shrinking by radial contractions of a finite-dimensional source.TauCeti.SmoothEmbedding.transRadialContractionIsotopy: radial contraction of the target of an embedding into a finite-dimensional space.
Reference: M. Hirsch, Differential Topology, GTM 33, Chapter 4, §6, Theorem 6.6. The bounded-set shrinking argument uses Mathlib's von Neumann boundedness and small-sets API.
Reparametrize an embedding by positive source dilations, from scale one to scale c.
The image of the origin remains fixed, and every time slice is an embedding.
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The shrinking motion interpolates linearly between its positive dilation factors.
Shrinking a star-convex subset never leaves its original embedded image.
A bounded part of a smooth embedding can be mapped into any neighbourhood of its
centre at the endpoint of a shrinking isotopy. For a star-convex source subset,
shrinkingIsotopy_mapsTo_image gives containment in its original image throughout the motion.
Radial contractions #
The source contraction t ↦ f ∘ radialContraction 0 (t κ), a smooth isotopy from f to
f.compRadialContraction hn hκ fixing the image of 0, preserving regularity n ≤ ∞.
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The target contraction t ↦ radialContraction c (t κ) ∘ f, a smooth isotopy from f to
f.transRadialContraction c hn hκ, preserving regularity n ≤ ∞.
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The target contraction never leaves a Euclidean ball about its centre containing the original image.