Local charts for regular zeros of bundle sections #
A section along a map from a Banach space has, near a regular zero, a zero set parametrized by the kernel of its coordinate derivative. The chart is on the actual zero set of the section, not on the globally extended coordinate equation: outside a bundle trivialization's base set, that equation can have spurious zeros. We restrict the implicit-function chart to the interior of the preimage of the base set before taking its zero slice.
sectionZeroChart provides this local homeomorphism, with its source, target, coordinate
formula and normalization. Its inverse, included into the parameter space, is smooth at the
origin and has derivative the inclusion of the kernel. For a surjective Fredholm derivative,
exists_sectionZeroChartModel gives a chart modelled on Fin n โ ๐, where n is the index,
and identifies its tangent image with the kernel of the intrinsic section linearization.
The atlas on regular zero sets over Banach manifolds is constructed in Section.Chart;
smooth compatibility is proved in Section.Manifold.
References #
- D. McDuff, D. Salamon, J-holomorphic Curves and Symplectic Topology, 2nd ed., Appendix A.3, for regular zeros of Fredholm sections.
The construction uses Mathlib's complemented-kernel implicit function theorem and
OpenPartialHomeomorph.subtypeCoord, as in TauCeti.levelSetChart.
The implicit-function chart of a section's actual zero set, restricted to the neighbourhood where the chosen bundle trivialization is valid. The coordinates are the projection onto the kernel of the coordinate derivative, applied to displacement from the base point.
Instances For
The source consists of zeros in the implicit-function source and in the interior of the preimage of the bundle trivialization's base set.
The target is the zero slice of the implicit-function target, restricted to points whose inverse remains in the trivialization's base set.
The section-zero chart reads displacement through the chosen projection onto the kernel.
On the target, the inverse chart is the ambient implicit function on the zero slice.
The chart is centred at the regular zero.
Continuity of the base map at the zero ensures that the zero lies in the chart source.
The origin belongs to the target of a section-zero chart at a zero in its base set.
The inverse sends the chart origin back to the section's zero.
The inverse chart, included in the parameter space, is as smooth at the origin as the section's fiber coordinates are at its zero.
The tangent parametrization at the origin is the canonical inclusion of the kernel of the section's coordinate derivative.
Away from the origin, the inverse section-zero chart is smooth wherever its image lies in the neighbourhood on which the implicit coordinate derivative remains invertible.
A regular zero of a Fredholm section has a local parametrization of dimension the index. The parametrization is as smooth at its origin as the section's coordinates, and its derivative is injective with image exactly the kernel of the intrinsic section linearization.
The base map may in particular be a manifold chart inverse, so the statement also applies to local parameter expressions of sections over Banach manifolds.