Mapping-degree basics #
RS.fiberMultSum F yโ the total multiplicity ofFovery(afinsum; junk0for constant or non-holomorphicFby CC4's junk conventions) with itsFinsetbridgefiberMultSum_eq_finset_sumand junk lemmafiberMultSum_of_forall_eq.RS.not_eventuallyConstโ globally nonconstant holomorphic maps on connected surfaces are nowhere locally constant (identity theorem); THE bridge to every local-multiplicity hypothesis.RS.one_le_multiplicity_of_not_constis its multiplicity corollary.- Fibers of nonconstant holomorphic maps on compact surfaces are closed, discrete and finite:
RS.isDiscrete_fiber,RS.fiber_finite. - Re-exports (one-import convenience for downstream):
RS.isOpenMap_of_not_const',RS.surjective_of_not_const'; boundsRS.multiplicity_le_fiberMultSum,RS.one_le_fiberMultSum.
Surface perfectness ((๐[โ ] x).NeBot) is NOT re-proved here: surfaces-and-charts already
provides the instance RS.nhdsNE_neBot for any ChartedSpace โ space.
fiberMultSum (minimal instances) #
Total multiplicity of F over y (the fiber-sum). Junk-free by convention: for
holomorphic nonconstant F on compact X the fiber is finite and every summand is โฅ 1; for
constant F all summands are junk 0 (CC4), so the value is 0.
Equations
- RS.fiberMultSum F y = โแถ (x : X) (_ : x โ F โปยน' {y}), RS.multiplicity F x
Instances For
Junk convention: constant maps have fiberMultSum โก 0 (every summand is junk 0).
Nonconstancy bridges and fibers (standing surface hypotheses) #
Globally nonconstant holomorphic maps on connected surfaces are nowhere locally constant (identity theorem). THE bridge to every local-multiplicity hypothesis.
Pointwise multiplicity is โฅ 1 under the global hypotheses.
Fibers of nonconstant holomorphic maps are discrete.
Fibers of nonconstant holomorphic maps on a compact surface are finite.
Re-export of surfaces-and-charts' open mapping theorem (one-import convenience).
Re-export of surfaces-and-charts' surjectivity theorem (one-import convenience).
Each local multiplicity is bounded by the fiber-sum over its own value.
Fiber-sums of nonconstant maps are positive (fibers are nonempty by surjectivity and
every summand is โฅ 1).