Fibrewise radial compression #
Radial compression in each real seminormed fibre sends the whole fibre bijectively onto its open unit ball. These maps preserve base points, fix the zero section, and have explicit square-root formulas and inverse identities. They are the fibre maps used to parametrize bounded bundle neighbourhoods by an entire vector bundle.
The construction uses Mathlib's OpenPartialHomeomorph.univUnitBall, by Yury Kudryashov
and Oliver Nash, separately in each fibre. Regularity on a bundle total space additionally
requires regularity of the fibre norm.
Compress each fibre into its open unit ball, preserving the base point.
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Expand the open unit ball in each fibre to the whole fibre. The inverse identities for this map hold on the open unit ball bundle.
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Radial compression in fibre coordinates.
Radial expansion in fibre coordinates.
Every compressed vector lies in the open unit ball of its fibre.
Radial compression preserves the bundle projection.
Radial expansion preserves the bundle projection.
Radial compression fixes the zero section.
Radial expansion fixes the zero section.
Expansion undoes compression on the entire total space.
Compression undoes expansion on the open unit ball bundle.