The conjugate graph of a real-linear map #
For a real-linear automorphism K and a real-linear operator Ψ of a complex normed space E,
the conjugate graph conjGraph K Ψ = {(K z, Ψ z) | z ∈ E} is a real subspace of E × E
(TauCeti.conjGraph). When K is a conjugation, a real-linear automorphism anticommuting with
i, the map (u, w) ↦ (K u, w) is complex linear from (E, -i) × (E, i) to E × E, and the
conjugate graph is the image of the graph of Ψ in (E, -i) × (E, i).
For such K:
- the conjugate graph of the identity is maximal totally real
(
TauCeti.isMaximalTotallyReal_conjGraph_id); - the conjugate graph of
Ψis the conjugate graph of the identity moved by the map(u, w) ↦ (u, Q u + P w), withPthe complex-linear part ofΨandQthat ofΨ ∘ K⁻¹(TauCeti.conjGraph_eq_map).
These are used in TauCeti.LinearAlgebra.TotallyReal.Maslov.Symplectic to read the graph of a
linear symplectic map as a maximal totally real subspace.
References #
- J. Robbin and D. Salamon, The Maslov index for paths, Topology 32 (1993), 827–844, Section 4 (graphs of linear symplectic maps).
The conjugate graph {(K z, Ψ z) | z ∈ E} of a real-linear operator Ψ of a complex
normed space, for a real-linear automorphism K. When K is a conjugation, this is the graph of
Ψ in (E, -i) × (E, i), read in E × E through K on the first factor.
Instances For
The conjugate graph of the identity is maximal totally real. For an automorphism K
anticommuting with i, the subspace {(K z, z)} of E × E is complementary to its image under
multiplication by i.
The conjugate graph of Ψ is the conjugate graph of the identity moved by the real-linear map
(u, w) ↦ (u, Q u + P w), where P is the complex-linear part of Ψ and Q that of Ψ ∘ K⁻¹.