Continuity and punctured neighbourhoods under open partial homeomorphisms #
An open partial homeomorphism identifies a neighbourhood of a point of its source with a
neighbourhood of its image, so a point of the source is not isolated as soon as its image is not
(OpenPartialHomeomorph.nhdsNE_neBot). For instance, no point in the source of a chart into a
nontrivially normed field is isolated. Being injective and continuous on its source, it sends the
punctured neighbourhoods of a point of its source to those of the image
(OpenPartialHomeomorph.tendsto_nhdsNE). Eventual constancy of a map f near x is likewise
detected by its chart representative e' ∘ f ∘ e.symm near e x
(OpenPartialHomeomorph.not_eventuallyConst_comp_symm).
A continuous function on the target that is constant off a compact subset of the target, read
through the open partial homeomorphism on its source and extended by that constant, is continuous
on a Hausdorff domain (OpenPartialHomeomorph.continuous_ite_source_of_eq_off_compact). This
transplants a compactly supported function on a chart to the whole space.
A point of the source of an open partial homeomorphism is not isolated if its image is not.
An open partial homeomorphism sends the punctured neighbourhoods of a point of its source to the punctured neighbourhoods of its image.
A continuous function g equal to c off a compact subset K of the target of e, read
through e on its source and extended by c, is continuous when the domain is Hausdorff.
If f is not eventually constant near x, then its chart representative e' ∘ f ∘ e.symm
is not eventually constant near e x, provided f ∘ e.symm maps a neighbourhood of e x into
the source of e'.