Smooth radial coordinates on the normal bundle #
Radial compression identifies the entire normal bundle of a Euclidean immersion with the open bundle of normal balls of any positive fixed radius. This identification is a partial diffeomorphism on the total space, with source the whole bundle. It fixes the zero section and preserves base points. Composing it with smooth tubular coordinates therefore gives tubular coordinates parametrized by the whole normal bundle.
Install normalFiberBundle locally as in SmoothMap.lean; its projected normal-coordinate
atlas is used in both directions. No compactness,
injectivity of the core map, or normal framing is required. A C^(n+1) immersion gives
C^n radial coordinates, including n = ∞.
The fibre maps reuse Mathlib's OpenPartialHomeomorph.univUnitBall and its smoothness
theorems, by Yury Kudryashov and Oliver Nash.
This construction adapts the radial fibre formula of Tau Ceti's prior topological
formalization TauCeti.normalBundleHomeomorphTube in
TauCeti/Geometry/Manifold/TubularNeighborhood/WholeBundle.lean to the smooth normal bundle.
Reference: J. M. Lee, Introduction to Smooth Manifolds, 2nd ed., Theorem 6.24 (tubular neighbourhoods).
Scale the unit-ball radial compression in each normal fibre by ε, keeping its base point.
When 0 < ε, its image in each fibre is the open ball of radius ε, and the inverse on
that ball is normalBundleRadialInverse.
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Radial expansion in each normal fibre. Compression undoes this expansion on the
open normal ball of positive radius ε.
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Radial compression preserves the base point.
Radial expansion preserves the base point.
Compression in ambient normal-vector coordinates.
Expansion in ambient normal-vector coordinates.
Compression fixes the zero section.
Expansion fixes the zero section.
Expansion undoes compression everywhere for a nonzero radius.
Compression undoes expansion on the open normal ball of positive radius.
Radial compression is C^n on the entire smooth normal bundle.
Radial expansion is C^n on the open normal ball bundle of positive radius.
The whole smooth normal bundle is diffeomorphic, by radial compression, to its open ball bundle of any positive fixed radius. The source is the entire total space.
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The radial diffeomorphism is defined on the entire normal bundle.
The target consists exactly of normal vectors of norm less than the radius.
The radial diffeomorphism acts by fibrewise compression.
The inverse radial diffeomorphism acts by fibrewise expansion.