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TauCeti.RingTheory.PowerSeries.Coordinate.Infinitesimal

Infinitesimal substitutions of power series #

Let S be a commutative ring and e ∈ S with e ^ 2 = 0. For every power series a, the substitution X ↦ X + e a is the automorphism f ↦ f + e a f' of the S-algebra S⟦X⟧: this is the first-order Taylor formula PowerSeries.subst_X_add_of_sq_eq_zero. In operator notation it is 1 + e a D, where D is the formal derivative. For a fixed e these automorphisms compose by adding the parameters, (1 + e a D) (1 + e b D) = 1 + e (a + b) D, because the cross term is a multiple of e ^ 2 = 0.

For two square-zero elements e₁, e₂, the group commutator of σ₁ = 1 + e₁ a D and σ₂ = 1 + e₂ b D in the automorphism group, whose multiplication is composition, is

σ₁ σ₂ σ₁⁻¹ σ₂⁻¹ = 1 + e₁ e₂ (a b' - b a') D.

The vector field on the right is the commutator [a D, b D] = (a b' - b a') D of derivations, so this fixes the sign relating composition of substitutions to the bracket of vector fields. Over S = DualNumber (DualNumber K) = K[ε₁, ε₂] / (ε₁², ε₂²) this applies to e₁ = ε₁ and e₂ = ε₂.

Over the dual numbers R[ε] of a commutative ring R, the infinitesimal substitutions are the R[ε]-algebra automorphisms of R[ε]⟦X⟧ that reduce to the identity modulo ε and preserve the ideal (X). They are exactly the automorphisms 1 + ε a D for a ∈ X R⟦X⟧, and a ↦ 1 + ε a D is an isomorphism from the additive group X R⟦X⟧ onto this subgroup. The ε-coefficient of 1 + ε a D on R⟦X⟧ is the derivation a D of R⟦X⟧, so this identifies the infinitesimal substitutions with the derivations X R⟦X⟧ D vanishing at the origin.

Main definitions #

Main results #

noncomputable def TauCeti.infinitesimalSubstAlgEquiv {S : Type u_1} [CommRing S] (e : S) (he : e ^ 2 = 0) (a : PowerSeries S) :

For e with e ^ 2 = 0 and a power series a, the infinitesimal substitution 1 + e a D : f ↦ f + e a f' of S⟦X⟧, which is the substitution X ↦ X + e a. Its inverse is 1 - e a D.

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    @[simp]
    theorem TauCeti.infinitesimalSubstAlgEquiv_apply {S : Type u_1} [CommRing S] {e : S} (he : e ^ 2 = 0) (a f : PowerSeries S) :

    1 + e a D acts by f ↦ f + e a f'.

    1 + e a D is the substitution X ↦ X + e a.

    @[simp]
    theorem TauCeti.infinitesimalSubstAlgEquiv_zero {S : Type u_1} [CommRing S] {e : S} (he : e ^ 2 = 0) :

    For a fixed square-zero e, infinitesimal substitutions compose by adding their parameters: 1 + e (a + b) D = (1 + e a D) (1 + e b D).

    @[simp]
    theorem TauCeti.infinitesimalSubstAlgEquiv_commutator_apply {S : Type u_1} [CommRing S] {e₁ e₂ : S} (he₁ : e₁ ^ 2 = 0) (he₂ : e₂ ^ 2 = 0) (a b f : PowerSeries S) :

    The commutator of infinitesimal substitutions: for square-zero e₁, e₂, the group commutator ⁅σ₁, σ₂⁆ = σ₁ σ₂ σ₁⁻¹ σ₂⁻¹ of σ₁ = 1 + e₁ a D and σ₂ = 1 + e₂ b D, with multiplication given by composition, is 1 + e₁ e₂ (a b' - b a') D.

    The infinitesimal substitutions over the dual numbers R[ε]: the R[ε]-algebra automorphisms of R[ε]⟦X⟧ that reduce to the identity modulo ε and preserve the ideal (X).

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      An automorphism of R[ε]⟦X⟧ is an infinitesimal substitution exactly when it reduces to the identity modulo ε and preserves the ideal (X).

      An automorphism of R[ε]⟦X⟧ is an infinitesimal substitution exactly when it is 1 + ε a D for some a ∈ X R⟦X⟧.

      The infinitesimal substitutions over R[ε] are parametrized by the additive group X R⟦X⟧, through a ↦ 1 + ε a D. The inverse reads off the ε-coefficient of the image of X.

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        The ε-coefficient of the infinitesimal substitution 1 + ε a D on R⟦X⟧ is the derivation a D of R⟦X⟧, which preserves (X) since a ∈ X R⟦X⟧.