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TauCeti.Geometry.Symplectic.Cotangent.Fiberwise

Fibrewise negation and magnetic translation of a linear cotangent space #

On the normed linear cotangent space V × V' (with V' the continuous dual), with Liouville form λ_(q,p)(δq, δp) = p(δq) and canonical symplectic form ω = -dλ (TauCeti.strongDualCotangentSymplecticForm), this file records how two fibrewise maps act on these forms. They are the linear models of the maps that compare sign conventions for cotangent bundles and that remove an exact magnetic term.

Conjugating a magnetic translation by ν changes the sign of the one-form (TauCeti.cotangentFiberNeg_cotangentFiberTranslate_cotangentFiberNeg).

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Fibrewise negation #

The fibrewise negation (q, p) ↦ (q, -p) of the linear cotangent space.

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    The fibrewise negation keeps the base point and negates the covector.

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    The fibrewise negation is an involution.

    The fibrewise negation pulls the Liouville form back to its negative: ν^*λ = -λ. The derivative of ν at every point is ν itself (ContinuousLinearEquiv.fderiv).

    The fibrewise negation reverses the canonical symplectic form: ν^*ω = -ω.

    The radial Liouville field #

    The radial vector field p ∂_p of the linear cotangent space, (q, p) ↦ (0, p), as a continuous linear map. It is the Liouville vector field of the primitive -λ of ω (strongDualCotangentSymplecticForm_cotangentLiouvilleField).

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      The radial field at (q, p) is the vertical vector (0, p).

      The radial field is the Liouville field of -λ for ω: ι_Z ω = -λ.

      The radial field p ∂_p satisfies ι_{p ∂_p} d(-λ) = -λ for the tautological form λ = p dq.

      Magnetic translation #

      noncomputable def TauCeti.cotangentFiberTranslate {V : Type u_1} [NormedAddCommGroup V] [NormedSpace ℝ V] (σ : V → V [⋀^Fin 1]→L[ℝ] ℝ) (x : V × StrongDual ℝ V) :

      The magnetic translation (q, p) ↦ (q, p - σ_q) of the linear cotangent space by a one-form σ on V. The covector σ_q is the one-form σ q read as a continuous linear map.

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        A magnetic translation covers the identity of V.

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        theorem TauCeti.cotangentFiberTranslate_snd_apply {V : Type u_1} [NormedAddCommGroup V] [NormedSpace ℝ V] (σ : V → V [⋀^Fin 1]→L[ℝ] ℝ) (x : V × StrongDual ℝ V) (v : V) :
        (cotangentFiberTranslate σ x).2 v = x.2 v - (σ x.1) fun (x : Fin 1) => v

        A magnetic translation subtracts σ_q from the covector at q.

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        The magnetic translation by the zero one-form is the identity.

        Magnetic translations compose by adding the one-forms.

        Conjugation by the fibrewise negation changes the sign of the one-form: ν ∘ Ψ_σ ∘ ν is the fibre translation (q, p) ↦ (q, p + σ_q).

        The magnetic translation by a C^n one-form is C^n.

        The derivative of a magnetic translation on a tangent vector.

        The magnetic translation pulls ω back to the magnetic form ω + π^*dσ. On tangent vectors v and w at x, ω(DΨ_σ v, DΨ_σ w) = ω(v, w) + dσ_q(δq_v, δq_w), where q = π x. Only the differentiability of σ at q is used.

        For a one-form σ that is closed at q = π x, the derivative of the magnetic translation at x preserves the canonical symplectic form.