Pushforward and restriction of Novikov series #
Let N : H →+ ℝ and N' : H' →+ ℝ be period homomorphisms and φ : H →+ H' a homomorphism of
exponent groups that rescales periods by a positive constant: N' (φ h) = c * N h for some
c > 0. For instance, the inclusion of a subgroup K ≤ H, with the restricted period map
N.comp K.subtype, rescales periods by c = 1. For a finite cyclic covering, the exponent
group of the cover is such a finite-index subgroup of the exponent group of the base.
Together with an additive map ρ : R →+ S of coefficients, φ pushes a Novikov series forward
by summing coefficients along the fibres of φ:
(map ρ φ hφ a).coeff h' = ∑ᶠ h ∈ φ ⁻¹' {h'}, ρ (a.coeff h).
Since φ rescales periods, only finitely many nonzero coefficients of a lie in a fibre, and
the result is again a Novikov series. No finiteness of the kernel of φ is needed. The
pushforward is additive and satisfies the identity and composition laws, which include its
naturality in the coefficient map. It extends the pushforward
Finsupp.mapDomain φ ∘ Finsupp.mapRange ρ of the group ring, and sends series vanishing below
the period cutoff C to series vanishing below c * C.
When φ has finite kernel, a Novikov series on H' also restricts along φ by precomposing its
coefficients (TauCeti.NovikovSeries.comap), sending series vanishing below c * C to series
vanishing below C. Restricting a pushforward along an injective φ gives back the series with
ρ applied to its coefficients. Restriction keeps a monomial r e^(φ h) as r e^h when φ is
injective, and kills a monomial whose exponent is not in the range of φ.
Main definitions #
TauCeti.NovikovSeries.map: the pushforward of Novikov series along a coefficient map and a period-rescaling exponent homomorphism.TauCeti.NovikovSeries.comap: the restriction of Novikov series along a period-rescaling exponent homomorphism with finite kernel.
Main results #
TauCeti.NovikovSeries.finite_support_inter_preimage_singleton: a fibre of a period-rescaling homomorphism meets the support of a Novikov series in a finite set.TauCeti.NovikovSeries.finite_setOf_map_add_eq: only finitely many pairs of support exponents of two Novikov series have images under a period-rescaling homomorphism adding up to a given exponent.TauCeti.NovikovSeries.exists_period_rescale_idandTauCeti.NovikovSeries.exists_period_rescale_comp: the identity rescales periods by1, and composites rescale them by the product of the factors.TauCeti.NovikovSeries.period_rescale_neg: negating both a period-preserving exponent map and its target period rescales periods by1.TauCeti.NovikovSeries.coeff_map_eq_sum: a coefficient of a pushforward as a sum over any finite set of exponents in the fibre containing the nonzero coefficients there.TauCeti.NovikovSeries.map_surjective: pushforward along surjective coefficient and exponent maps is surjective, even when the exponent map has infinite kernel.TauCeti.NovikovSeries.map_injective: pushforward along injective coefficient and exponent maps is injective.TauCeti.NovikovSeries.map_idandTauCeti.NovikovSeries.map_map: the identity and composition laws of the pushforward.TauCeti.NovikovSeries.map_ofFinsupp: the pushforward of a finitely supported series is the group-ring pushforward.TauCeti.NovikovSeries.map_single: the pushforward of the monomialr e^gis the monomialρ r e^(φ g).TauCeti.NovikovSeries.coeff_map_eq_zero_of_ltandTauCeti.NovikovSeries.coeff_comap_eq_zero_of_lt: the pushforward moves the period cutoffCtoc * C, and the restriction movesc * Cback toC.TauCeti.NovikovSeries.comap_comapandTauCeti.NovikovSeries.comap_map_of_injective: the composition law of restriction, and restriction of a pushforward along an injective homomorphism.TauCeti.NovikovSeries.comap_single_of_injectiveandTauCeti.NovikovSeries.comap_single_of_notMem_range: restriction of monomials.
References #
- M. Hutchings, Reidemeister torsion in generalized Morse theory, Forum Math. 14 (2002), Section 2.
- A. Pajitnov, Circle-valued Morse Theory, de Gruyter 2006, Chapter 3.
Negating both the target period and a period-preserving exponent map rescales periods
by 1.
If φ rescales periods by a positive constant, only finitely many exponents in a fibre of
φ carry a nonzero coefficient of a Novikov series.
If φ rescales periods by a positive constant, then for two Novikov series only finitely many
pairs of support exponents have images under φ adding up to a given exponent.
The identity rescales periods by 1.
If φ rescales periods by c and φ' by c', then φ'.comp φ rescales them by c' * c.
If an additive equivalence rescales periods by a positive factor c, its inverse rescales
them by c⁻¹.
The inverse of an additive equivalence that rescales periods positively also rescales periods positively.
Successive additive equivalences rescaling periods positively have a composite that also rescales periods positively.
The pushforward of a Novikov series along a coefficient map ρ and an exponent homomorphism
φ rescaling periods by a positive constant: the coefficient at h' is the sum of the images
under ρ of the coefficients at the exponents h with φ h = h'.
Instances For
The coefficient of a pushforward at h' is the sum of the images under ρ of the
coefficients at the exponents in the fibre of φ over h'.
A coefficient of a pushforward is the sum over any finite set of exponents in the fibre containing the exponents of nonzero coefficient there.
Every exponent of nonzero coefficient of a pushforward is the image of an exponent of nonzero coefficient.
A pushforward has zero coefficient outside the range of the exponent homomorphism.
If h is the only exponent of nonzero coefficient in its fibre, the pushforward moves the
coefficient at h to φ h.
Pushforward along surjective coefficient and exponent maps is surjective. The exponent map may have infinite kernel and the period maps need not be injective or discrete.
Along an injective exponent homomorphism, the pushforward moves each coefficient to the image exponent.
The pushforward along the identity of exponents applies the coefficient map to each coefficient.
Pushforward along injective coefficient and exponent maps is injective.
The pushforward sends a series vanishing below the period cutoff C to a series vanishing
below c * C, where c is the period rescaling factor of φ.
Pushing forward along the identity coefficient map and the identity exponent homomorphism is the identity.
The pushforward along composite coefficient and exponent maps is the composite of the pushforwards.
The pushforward of a finitely supported series is the pushforward of the group ring, along
ρ on coefficients and along φ on exponents.
The pushforward of the monomial r e^g is the monomial ρ r e^(φ g).
The restriction of a Novikov series along an exponent homomorphism φ with finite kernel
rescaling periods by a positive constant: the coefficient at h is the coefficient at φ h.
Instances For
The coefficient of a restriction at h is the coefficient of the series at φ h.
The exponents of nonzero coefficient of a restriction are the preimages of those of the series.
The restriction sends a series vanishing below the period cutoff c * C to a series
vanishing below C, where c > 0 is the period rescaling factor of φ.
Restricting the monomial r e^(φ h) along an injective φ gives the monomial r e^h.
Restricting a monomial whose exponent is not in the range of φ gives zero.
Restricting a pushforward along an injective exponent homomorphism gives back the series with the coefficient map applied to its coefficients.
The restriction along a composite exponent homomorphism is the composite of the restrictions.