The trace–period relation (jacobian-functoriality §7, period-level form) #
Unit: jacobian-functoriality. For a loop δ in Y running through regular values of f, the
path integral of Tr_f η along δ decomposes as a finite sum of X-loop integrals of η —
with loops independent of η — so the trace maps period vectors into periodSubgroup X.
Route (cheaper than the design's full FiberChain/monodromy construction, same conclusion):
- Over a regular value's canonical stack all sheets are unramified, so each branch chart pair
gives a genuine local section
RS.sectionAt S ioffonS.V. - Segment lemma (
RS.pathIntegral_traceForm_segment): for a path inside onetraceChartsource,∫ Tr_f η = ∑ sheets ∫ (section∘path) η, by exhibiting the sum of per-sheet disc primitives as a primitive of the trace (its chart coefficient is literally the sum of the transported sheet coefficients at regular values). - Chain (
RS.TraceChain, Lebesgue-number subdivision) + telescoping of a fixed primitive over the subdivision (RS.pathIntegral_segMap). - Loop closing without monodromy bookkeeping: conjugate each sheet segment by fixed
connecting paths from a basepoint (
PathConnectedSpace.somePath); the correction terms are fibre sums as sets, independent of the enumerating stack, and telescope to0around the loop. No cycle decomposition, no lifted-path concatenation.
Local sections of f over a regular stack #
The i-th local section of f associated to a fibre stack (an honest section on S.V
when the i-th sheet is unramified).
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The sections are genuine sections: f ∘ sectionAt S i = id on S.V.
Fibre sums over any point of a regular stack's neighborhood enumerate along the sections.
The lift of a path through the i-th section of a regular stack.
Equations
- RS.liftSeg hm p hV = { toFun := fun (s : ↑unitInterval) => RS.sectionAt S i (p s), continuous_toFun := ⋯, source' := ⋯, target' := ⋯ }
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The segment lemma #
Multiplicities of the canonical stack at a regular value are all 1.
The segment lemma: over a single (regular-centered) trace chart, the integral of the trace is the sum of the per-sheet lifted integrals.
Affine segment reparametrizations and telescoping #
The affine segment [t₀, t₁] of a path, as a path between the extended endpoints.
Equations
- RS.Path.segMap δ t₀ t₁ = { toFun := fun (s : ↑unitInterval) => δ.extend ((1 - ↑s) * t₀ + ↑s * t₁), continuous_toFun := ⋯, source' := ⋯, target' := ⋯ }
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The integral over an affine segment, computed by a primitive of the whole path.
The trace chain #
A Lebesgue-number subdivision of a loop through regular values into pieces inside single (regular-centered) trace charts.
- n : ℕ
The number of subdivision steps.
The subdivision times.
- c : ℕ → Y
The centre of each step's chart.
- hreg (k : ℕ) : IsRegularValue f (self.c k)
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Existence of a trace chain along any path through regular values.
Assembly: the loop decomposition #
The i-th lifted sheet over the k-th piece of the chain.
Equations
- C.sheetPath k i = RS.liftSeg ⋯ (RS.Path.segMap δ (C.t k) (C.t (k + 1))) ⋯
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The (k, i)-th sheet, closed into a based loop by fixed connecting paths.
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The loop decomposition of the trace integral: along a loop through regular values, the
integral of Tr_f η is the sum of the based-loop periods of η over the chain's closed sheets
(loops independent of η).
Period membership: the trace of the basis period vector along a regular-valued loop
lies in the period subgroup of X (exact membership, not just closure).