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LeanPool.JacobianDiffgeo.Forms.MDifferential

The differential of a holomorphic function (CC1, design §2.4) #

Unit: holomorphic-forms (docs/design/holomorphic-forms.md). RS.mdifferential f hf is the holomorphic 1-form df of a holomorphic function f : X → ℂ; in every maximal-atlas chart its coefficient is the planar derivative of the chart composite (RS.coeffIn_mdifferential : coeffIn e (df) = deriv (f ∘ e.symm) on e.target).

Also provides RS.Form1.smulFun (multiplication of a form by a holomorphic function, used by canonical-forms) with its coefficient formula.

Holomorphic 1-forms only — no meromorphic machinery here (meromorphic 1-forms are later f • η pairs in canonical-forms/meromorphic-trace).

The underlying covector section of the differential: xd f_x, crossing the TangentSpaceBundle.Trivial defeq in the codomain.

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    theorem RS.coeffInFun_mdifferentialSection {X : Type u_1} [TopologicalSpace X] [ChartedSpace X] {f : X} {e : OpenPartialHomeomorph X } (he : e IsManifold.maximalAtlas (modelWithCornersSelf ) X) {z : } (hz : z e.target) (hf : MDiffAt f (e.symm z)) :

    The raw chart coefficient of the differential section is the derivative of the chart composite.

    The differential of a holomorphic function, as a holomorphic 1-form.

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      Chart-coefficient formula for the differential: coeffIn e (df) = deriv (f ∘ e.symm) on e.target (CC1's d-rule).

      Preferred-chart coefficient of the differential.

      -linearity of the differential #

      The smoothness proofs of the combined functions are taken as hypotheses (no smooth-algebra instances needed; the value of mdifferential does not depend on the proof argument).

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      theorem RS.mdifferential_const {X : Type u_1} [TopologicalSpace X] [ChartedSpace X] [IsManifold (modelWithCornersSelf ) X] (c : ) :
      mdifferential (fun (x : X) => c) = 0

      Multiplication of a form by a holomorphic function #

      Multiply a holomorphic 1-form by a holomorphic function (used by canonical-forms to build h • η).

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