Complex projective space as a quotient of an odd sphere #
Complex projective n-space CPⁿ is modelled as the quotient of the unit sphere S²ⁿ⁺¹ of
EuclideanSpace ℂ (Fin (n + 1)) by the action of the unit complex numbers S¹ ⊆ ℂ by scalar
multiplication: two unit vectors define the same point exactly when one is a unit complex multiple
of the other (TauCeti.ComplexProjectiveSpace.mk_eq_mk_iff). Every complex line through the origin
meets the unit sphere in exactly one such orbit, so this models the space of complex lines in
ℂⁿ⁺¹.
The circle is compact, so its action on the sphere is proper
(TauCeti.properSMul_of_compactSpace) and the quotient is Hausdorff. It is compact and path
connected as a continuous image of the sphere, and the projection is an open quotient map.
Main declarations #
TauCeti.ComplexProjectiveSpace: complex projectiven-space as a circle quotient ofS²ⁿ⁺¹.TauCeti.ComplexProjectiveSpace.mk: the projection from the unit sphere.TauCeti.ComplexProjectiveSpace.lift: functions on the sphere invariant under unit complex scalars descend toCPⁿ.TauCeti.ComplexProjectiveSpace.mk_eq_mk_iff: two unit vectors define the same point exactly when they differ by a unit complex scalar.TauCeti.ComplexProjectiveSpace.isOpenQuotientMap_mk: the projection is an open quotient map.TauCeti.ComplexProjectiveSpace.instT2Space,instCompactSpace,instPathConnectedSpace:CPⁿis a compact, path-connected Hausdorff space.TauCeti.ComplexProjectiveSpace.instSubsingletonZero:CP⁰is a point.
References #
- A. Hatcher, Algebraic Topology, Chapter 0, Example 0.6.
- The quotient model and its API adapt Tau Ceti's real projective space in
TauCeti/AlgebraicTopology/UniversalCover/RealProjective/Basic.lean.
Complex projective n-space, modelled as the orbit quotient of the unit sphere of
EuclideanSpace ℂ (Fin (n + 1)) under scalar multiplication by unit complex numbers.
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The quotient topology on complex projective space.
Complex projective space is compact as a quotient of the compact unit sphere.
Complex projective space is Hausdorff: the compact circle acts properly on the unit sphere.
The projection from the unit sphere onto complex projective space.
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Every point of complex projective space has a unit-vector representative.
To prove a property of every point of complex projective space, it suffices to prove it on the image of every unit vector.
Two unit vectors define the same point of complex projective space exactly when they differ by a unit complex scalar.
Unit complex multiples of a unit vector define the same point of complex projective space.
A function on the unit sphere invariant under unit complex scalars descends to complex projective space.
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Lifting an invariant function and applying it to a representative recovers the function.
The projection from the unit sphere onto complex projective space is an open quotient map.
The projection from the unit sphere onto complex projective space is continuous.
The lift of an invariant function is continuous at the class of every unit vector at which the function is continuous, because the projection is an open quotient map.
Complex projective space is nonempty.
Complex projective 0-space is a point: two unit vectors of ℂ¹ differ by a unit scalar.
Complex projective space is path connected, as a continuous image of the unit sphere of the
real vector space underlying ℂⁿ⁺¹, of real dimension 2n + 2 > 1.