Intertwining linear maps #
A linear map T : E →ₗ[R] F between topological modules, possibly discontinuous, is
intertwined by continuous linear maps Q on F and P on E up to a continuous error when
Q ∘ T - T ∘ P is continuous. This file shows that such intertwining pairs are closed under
taking products. Exact intertwiners also intertwine the spectral operators 1 - a • u
and their powers. Polynomial evaluation with zero constant coefficient commutes with extending
an endomorphism along a continuous linear retract; no complement is needed.
Main results #
LinearMap.continuous_comp_sub_comp_of_continuous_sub: products of maps intertwiningTup to continuous errors again intertwineTup to a continuous error.ContinuousLinearMap.aeval_comp_comp_of_retract: polynomial evaluation with zero constant coefficient commutes with extension along a retract.
A linear intertwiner also intertwines the associated spectral operators.
A linear intertwiner intertwines every power of the associated spectral operators.
If continuous linear maps Q n on F intertwine T with continuous linear maps P n on
E up to continuous errors Q n ∘ T - T ∘ P n, then so do the products
V n = Q 0 ∘ ⋯ ∘ Q (n - 1) and U n = P 0 ∘ ⋯ ∘ P (n - 1).
Forgetting continuity commutes with polynomial evaluation.
Extending an endomorphism along a retract commutes with evaluating a polynomial whose constant coefficient is zero. The condition ensures that the polynomial also vanishes on the kernel of the retraction.