Diffeological manifolds #
Some lemmas and theorems on manifolds as diffeological spaces, as defined in
CatDG.Diffeology.LocallyModelled. The main purpose of this file is to show how this
relates to the notion of smooth manifolds defined in mathlib , i.e. that those are indeed
equivalent.
The diffeology defined by a manifold structure on M, with the plots given by the maps
that are smooth in the sense of mathlib's ContMDiff-API.
This can not be an instance because IsManifold I M depends on I while
DiffeologicalSpace M does not, and because it would probably lead to instance diamonds on
things like products even if some workaround was found.
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The plots of a manifold are by definition precisely the smooth maps.
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The D-topology on a manifold is always at least as fine as the usual topology.
If the subspace topology and D-topology agree on the set H that the manifold is modelled on,
the topology of the manifold agrees with the D-topology as well.
Every smooth map between manifolds is also D-smooth, i.e. this construction defines a functor of concrete categories.
Every map between manifolds that is smooth on a subset is also smooth diffeologically with respect to the subspace diffeology.
Every D-smooth map from a boundaryless manifold to another manifold is also smooth. This could probably be proven in quite a lot greater generality.
Every D-smooth map from a boundaryless manifold to another manifold is also smooth. This could probably be proven in quite a lot greater generality.
Maps between boundaryless manifolds are smooth iff they are diffeologically smooth.
The canonical bijection ContMDiffMap I I' M N ∞ ≃ DSmoothMap M N stemming from the fact that
functions between boundaryless manifolds are smooth iff they are diffeologically smooth.
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- ContMDiffMap.equivDSmoothMap = { toFun := fun (f : ContMDiffMap I I' M N ↑⊤) => { toFun := ⇑f, dsmooth := ⋯ }, invFun := fun (f : DSmoothMap M N) => ⟨⇑f, ⋯⟩, left_inv := ⋯, right_inv := ⋯ }
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The D-topology agrees with the standard topology on all boundaryless manifolds.
Note that this is at least a priori not a special case of the previous instance, because it allows
for the spaces that the manifolds are modelled on to have boundary and corners, even if the
manifolds do not. It might however still turn out to be a special case if we can prove that
every model with corners is DTopCompatible.
A finite-dimensional, boundaryless smooth manifold with corners in the sense of IsManifold
is also a manifold in the sense of IsDiffeologicalManifold.
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Charted space structure of a diffeological manifold, consisting of all local diffeomorphisms
between M and Eucl n.
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