The standard complex line as a source for constant-structure J-holomorphic maps #
This file records the elementary Cauchy--Riemann bookkeeping for maps whose source is the
standard complex line, represented as ℝ × ℝ with the almost complex structure
AlmostComplexStructure.product ℝ, (s, t) ↦ (-t, s).
For a real-linear map out of this source, complex-linearity says exactly that the image of the
imaginary coordinate vector is J applied to the image of the real coordinate vector. Thus the
linear map, and in particular the Frechet derivative of a constant-structure J-holomorphic map
from the standard line, is determined by its s-direction.
The area estimates show that, under a taming form, the symplectic area of the ordered pair
(∂s u, ∂t u) is nonnegative, and it is positive when ∂s u is nonzero.
These pointwise linear-algebra statements supply the local calculus for holomorphic-curve
energy and elliptic estimates.
Main declarations #
TauCeti.stdComplexLineRealandTauCeti.stdComplexLineImag: the coordinate vectors(1, 0)and(0, 1)in the standard complex line.TauCeti.equivRealProdCLM_symm_stdComplexLineRealandTauCeti.equivRealProdCLM_symm_stdComplexLineImag: underComplex.equivRealProdCLMthey are the complex numbers1andi; converselyTauCeti.equivRealProdCLM_oneandTauCeti.equivRealProdCLM_I.TauCeti.fderiv_comp_equivRealProdCLM_oneandTauCeti.fderiv_comp_equivRealProdCLM_I: read in the complex coordinate, the derivatives in the directions1andiare∂sand∂t.LinearMap.apply_stdComplexLine: a real-linear map is determined by its values on the coordinate vectors.TauCeti.isComplexLinearMap_stdComplexLine_iff: complex-linearity out of the standard complex line is equivalent to the coordinate Cauchy--Riemann equationF (0, 1) = J (F (1, 0)).TauCeti.IsComplexLinearMap.apply_stdComplexLineImag: for a complex-linear mapF : ℝ × ℝ →ₗ[ℝ] V,F (0, 1) = J (F (1, 0)).TauCeti.IsComplexLinearMap.apply_stdComplexLine: such anFis determined byF (1, 0), viaF (s, t) = s • v + t • J v.TauCeti.IsConstStructureJHolomorphicAt.fderiv_stdComplexLineImagandTauCeti.IsConstStructureJHolomorphicAt.fderiv_stdComplexLine_apply: the corresponding statements for Frechet derivatives of constant-structureJ-holomorphic maps.TauCeti.IsComplexLinearMap.symplecticForm_apply_apply_*: nonnegativity and positivity ofω(F v, F (J v))for a complex-linear map under tameness.TauCeti.IsComplexLinearMap.symplecticForm_apply_stdComplexLineReal_stdComplexLineImag_*: nonnegativity and positivity ofω(F ∂s, F ∂t)under tameness.
The Cauchy--Riemann sign convention matches McDuff--Salamon, J-holomorphic Curves and
Symplectic Topology, Section 2.1: du ∘ j = J ∘ du.
The real coordinate vector (1, 0) in the standard complex line ℝ × ℝ.
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The imaginary coordinate vector (0, 1) in the standard complex line ℝ × ℝ.
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The real coordinate vector is the standard pair (1, 0).
The imaginary coordinate vector is the standard pair (0, 1).
The real coordinate vector of ℝ × ℝ is the complex number 1.
The imaginary coordinate vector of ℝ × ℝ is the complex number i.
The complex number 1 is the real coordinate vector of ℝ × ℝ.
The complex number i is the imaginary coordinate vector of ℝ × ℝ.
In the complex coordinate Complex.equivRealProdCLM, the derivative of u in the direction
1 is its derivative ∂s u in the real coordinate direction.
In the complex coordinate Complex.equivRealProdCLM, the derivative of u in the direction
i is its derivative ∂t u in the imaginary coordinate direction.
Every vector in ℝ × ℝ decomposes in the standard real and imaginary coordinate vectors.
Complex-linearity for a real-linear map out of the standard complex line is exactly the
coordinate Cauchy--Riemann equation F(0,1) = J(F(1,0)).
Under tameness, the pointwise symplectic area of a complex-linear image of (v, J₀ v) is
nonnegative.
Under tameness, the pointwise symplectic area of a complex-linear image of (v, J₀ v) is
positive when the image of v is nonzero.
A real-linear map out of the standard complex line is complex-linear when it satisfies the
coordinate Cauchy--Riemann equation F(0,1) = J(F(1,0)).
For a complex-linear map from the standard complex line, the imaginary coordinate derivative
is J applied to the real coordinate derivative.
The real coordinate derivative is -J applied to the imaginary coordinate derivative.
A complex-linear map out of the standard complex line is determined by its real-coordinate
value: F (s, t) = s • F(1,0) + t • J(F(1,0)).
A complex-linear map from the standard complex line is zero exactly when its real-coordinate value is zero.
The real-coordinate value of a nonzero complex-linear map from the standard complex line is nonzero.
Under tameness, the pointwise symplectic area of a complex-linear image of the standard oriented coordinate pair is nonnegative.
Under tameness, the pointwise symplectic area of a complex-linear image of the standard oriented coordinate pair is positive if the real-coordinate image is nonzero.
For a constant-structure J-holomorphic map from the standard complex line, the Frechet
derivative in the imaginary coordinate direction is J applied to the derivative in the real
coordinate direction.
The Frechet derivative of a constant-structure J-holomorphic map from the standard complex
line is determined by its real-coordinate value.
For a within-set constant-structure J-holomorphic map from the standard complex line, the
Frechet derivative within the set sends the imaginary coordinate direction to J applied to the
real direction, provided derivatives within the set are unique.
The within-set Frechet derivative of a constant-structure J-holomorphic map from the standard
complex line is determined by its real-coordinate value when derivatives within the set are
unique.