Fibres and linear charts of pullback bundles #
The fibres of f *ᵖ E inherit their additive group, topological module, normed and inner product
structures and their scalar towers from E (f x). Mathlib supplies the additive monoid and module
structures. The topological group structures let fibrewise linear equivalences between pullbacks,
such as the pullback x ↦ e (f x) of a family of fibrewise linear equivalences e, induce maps of
total spaces with continuous inverses. The normed instances allow the orthonormal frame bundle of a
pullback to use exactly the original fibre metrics, with no transport or renorming. A pulled-back
linear trivialization also induces the original fibre equivalence at the image point
(Bundle.Trivialization.linearEquivAt_pullback and
Bundle.Trivialization.continuousLinearEquivAt_pullback). Hom coordinates between pullbacks by two
different base maps agree with the original source and target coordinates
(ContinuousLinearMap.inCoordinates_pullback_of_mem).
A pullback fibre carries the additive group structure of the original fibre.
Addition and negation on a pullback fibre are continuous when they are on the original fibre.
Scalar multiplication on a pullback fibre is continuous when it is on the original fibre.
Scalar multiplications on a pullback fibre form a tower when they do on the original fibre, for instance the real and complex scalar multiplications of a complex vector bundle.
A pullback fibre carries the normed additive group structure of the original fibre.
Scalar multiplication on a normed pullback fibre has the original norm bound.
The inner product on a pullback fibre is the original fibre inner product.
A pulled-back linear chart gives the original fibre equivalence at the image point.
A pulled-back continuous linear fibre chart is the original chart at the image point.
Pulling back an atlas trivialization gives an atlas trivialization of the native pullback bundle.
The hom-bundle coordinates between two pullbacks are the original source and target coordinates at their image points, on the common chart domain.