Analytic submanifolds in polynomial stacks #
Every sector of a continuous ordered stack over a d-dimensional real analytic
submanifold is an analytic submanifold of dimension d + 1. Only continuity of
the boundaries is needed: the sector is relatively open in the ambient cylinder.
This includes the two unbounded sectors and the whole cylinder of a stack without
sections.
Together with the analytic section theorem, this proves that every cell of a
delineation with intrinsically analytic coefficients has dimension either d or
d + 1 and is an analytic submanifold. These are the bases needed for successive
analytic polynomial liftings.
References #
S. McCallum, An improved projection operation for cylindrical algebraic decomposition, Springer (1998), 242–268 (analytic delineability and lifting).
Every sector of a continuous strictly ordered stack over an analytic submanifold is an analytic submanifold of dimension one more than its base. No analyticity of the boundary functions is required.
Every cell of a delineation with intrinsically analytic coefficients over
a d-dimensional analytic submanifold is an analytic submanifold. Sections have
dimension d, while sectors have dimension d + 1.