Pulling back Hamiltonian perturbation data along changes of domain coordinates #
A Riemann surface with cylindrical ends, such as the pair of pants, carries no single global
coordinate: its perturbation datum K = K_s ds + K_t dt and the inhomogeneous Floer equation are
written in an affine chart on the compact part and in the cylinder coordinates (s, t) on each
end. This file records how the coordinate objects of TauCeti.Geometry.Symplectic.Floer.Energy
change under a change of domain coordinates φ : ℝ × ℝ → ℝ × ℝ.
The pullback φ^*K of the Hamiltonian-valued one-form K evaluates K at φ w on the pushed
tangent vector dφ_w v, so its components are
(φ^*K)_s = (∂_s φ)₁ K_s ∘ φ + (∂_s φ)₂ K_t ∘ φ and
(φ^*K)_t = (∂_t φ)₁ K_s ∘ φ + (∂_t φ)₂ K_t ∘ φ (TauCeti.Floer.perturbationPullback).
Then, for the reparametrized map u ∘ φ:
- the perturbed derivative
d(u ∘ φ) - X_{φ^*K}is(du - X_K) ∘ dφ; - the Floer energy density is multiplied by the Jacobian determinant
det dφ; - the curvature
R_{φ^*K}isdet dφtimesR_K ∘ φ, so thatR_K ds ∧ dtis a well-defined Hamiltonian-valued two-form; the second derivatives ofφcancel by the symmetry ofd²φ; - when
dφis complex linear (a holomorphic change of coordinates, such as the exponential cylinder coordinates on the ends of a punctured sphere), solutions of the Floer equation(du - X_K)^{0,1} = 0pull back to solutions.
With the change of variables formula, the energy and the integrated curvature over a region
are the same computed in either coordinate system, for an injective orientation-preserving φ.
These are the identities that let the rectangle energy identity
TauCeti.SymplecticForm.integral_floerEnergyDensity be applied chart by chart on a punctured
domain.
Main definitions #
TauCeti.Floer.perturbationPullback: the pullbackφ^*Kof a perturbation datum, evaluated on a tangent vector.
Main results #
TauCeti.Floer.perturbationPullback_comp: pullback is compatible with composition of coordinate changes.TauCeti.Floer.fderiv_perturbationPullback_sub_fderiv_perturbationPullback: the domain-derivative part∂_s K_t - ∂_t K_sof the curvature scales bydet dφ, for any target.TauCeti.Floer.perturbationPullback_realChart: the pullback of a datum onℂalong a holomorphic mapfevaluates the datum atf wonf'(w) v.TauCeti.Floer.differentiableAt_domain_of_differentiableAt,TauCeti.Floer.differentiableAt_target_of_differentiableAt: a datum onℂthat is differentiable jointly in the domain and target points is differentiable in each of them, in real coordinates.TauCeti.SymplecticForm.perturbedFDeriv_perturbationPullback: the perturbed derivative of the reparametrized map is the original one precomposed withdφ.TauCeti.SymplecticForm.floerEnergyDensity_perturbationPullback: the energy density scales bydet dφ.TauCeti.SymplecticForm.hamiltonianCurvature_perturbationPullback: the curvature scales bydet dφ.TauCeti.SymplecticForm.isComplexLinearMap_perturbedFDeriv_perturbationPullback: holomorphic changes of coordinates preserve the Floer equation.TauCeti.SymplecticForm.integral_floerEnergyDensity_image,TauCeti.SymplecticForm.integral_hamiltonianCurvature_imageandTauCeti.SymplecticForm.integral_abs_hamiltonianCurvature_image: the integrated energy and curvature are invariant under injective orientation-preserving changes of coordinates, and the integrated absolute curvature under all injective ones.TauCeti.SymplecticForm.lintegral_enorm_hamiltonianCurvature_image: the same invariance of the integrated absolute curvature as a lower Lebesgue integral, along arbitrary maps.
References #
- D. McDuff and D. Salamon, J-holomorphic curves and symplectic topology, Section 8.1, on Hamiltonian perturbations as one-forms on the domain, their curvature two-form and the energy identity.
- P. Seidel, Fukaya categories and Picard–Lefschetz theory, Section 8, on perturbation data on surfaces with strip-like ends.
The pullback φ^*K of the perturbation one-form K = K_s ds + K_t dt along a change of
domain coordinates φ, evaluated on the tangent vector v at w and the target point x: it is
K at φ w evaluated on dφ_w v. Its ds and dt components are
perturbationPullback φ Ks Kt stdComplexLineReal and
perturbationPullback φ Ks Kt stdComplexLineImag.
Instances For
Pulling back along a composite φ ∘ ψ is pulling back along φ and then along ψ, at points
where both changes of coordinates are differentiable.
The domain derivative of a component of the pullback φ^*K, by the product and chain rules:
the second derivative of φ falls on the coefficient and the first derivative of φ on K.
The domain part of the curvature is a two-form. For a C² change of coordinates φ, the
exterior derivative ∂_s (φ^*K)_t - ∂_t (φ^*K)_s of the pulled-back datum at a fixed target point
is the Jacobian determinant of φ times ∂_s K_t - ∂_t K_s at φ w. The terms involving second
derivatives of φ cancel by the symmetry of d²φ. No structure on the target is involved.
Holomorphic changes of coordinates #
The pullback along a holomorphic map f of a datum P on ℂ, written in the real
coordinates through its values on 1 and i, evaluates P at the image point f w on the image
f'(w) v of the tangent vector.
If a datum P on ℂ is differentiable jointly in the domain and target points, then, in the
real coordinates, its value on a fixed tangent vector is differentiable in the domain point.
If a datum P on ℂ is differentiable jointly in the domain and target points, then, in the
real coordinates, its value on a fixed tangent vector is differentiable in the target point.
The Hamiltonian vector field of a component of the pullback φ^*K is the corresponding
combination of the Hamiltonian vector fields of K_s and K_t at φ w.
Naturality of the perturbed derivative. The perturbed derivative of the reparametrized
map u ∘ φ for the pulled-back datum φ^*K is (du - X_K) ∘ dφ.
The energy density is a two-form. The Floer energy density of u ∘ φ for the
pulled-back datum φ^*K is the Jacobian determinant of φ times the energy density of u for
K at φ w.
The curvature is a two-form. For a C² change of coordinates φ, the curvature of the
pulled-back datum φ^*K is the Jacobian determinant of φ times the curvature of K at φ w.
The terms involving second derivatives of φ cancel by the symmetry of d²φ.
Holomorphic changes of coordinates preserve the Floer equation. If dφ is complex linear
at w and u solves (du - X_K)^{0,1} = 0 at φ w, then u ∘ φ solves the Floer equation
for the pulled-back datum φ^*K at w.
Invariance of the energy under changes of coordinates. For a change of coordinates φ
that is injective and orientation preserving on a measurable set s, the energy of u for K
over φ '' s is the energy of u ∘ φ for φ^*K over s.
Invariance of the integrated curvature under changes of coordinates. For a C² change of
coordinates φ that is injective and orientation preserving on a measurable set s, the integral
of the curvature R_K(u) over φ '' s is the integral of R_{φ^*K}(u ∘ φ) over s.
Invariance of the curvature allowance under changes of coordinates. For a C² change of
coordinates φ that is injective on a measurable set s, the integral of |R_K(u)| over
φ '' s is the integral of |R_{φ^*K}(u ∘ φ)| over s. No orientation hypothesis is needed,
since both sides are absolute values. Curvature bounds used in energy estimates may therefore be
computed in any chart.
Invariance of the curvature allowance as a lower integral. For a C² change of
coordinates φ that is injective on a measurable set s, the lower Lebesgue integral of
|R_K(u)| over φ '' s is that of |R_{φ^*K}(u ∘ φ)| over s. Unlike
TauCeti.SymplecticForm.integral_abs_hamiltonianCurvature_image, no integrability or
measurability of the integrands is needed, so curvature allowances along arbitrary maps u may
be computed in any chart.