The Kalton--Peck rank-parity obstruction #
This file exposes the project-level definitions and the main rank-parity and hyperplane obstruction theorems.
A strong continuous alternating form on a real normed space.
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The continuous linear equivalence induced by the strong symplectic form.
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The form vanishes on the diagonal.
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- ⋯ = ⋯
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The transpose of a bounded linear map between real normed spaces.
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The adjoint of a bounded operator with respect to a strong symplectic form.
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A bounded linear map is Fredholm when it has finite-dimensional kernel, closed range, and finite-dimensional cokernel.
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A bounded linear map has finite rank when its algebraic range is finite-dimensional.
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The rank of a bounded linear map, used when its range is finite-dimensional.
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The dimension of the kernel of a bounded linear map, used when the kernel is finite-dimensional.
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A complex structure on a real normed space is a bounded operator squaring to -I.
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A closed codimension-one linear subspace.
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A real sequence is square-summable.
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The usual ℓ₂ norm, defined on all real sequences and used on square-summable ones.
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The Kalton--Peck centralizer, with Lean's Real.log 0 = 0 supplying the zero convention.
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The admissible coordinate pairs in the usual real Kalton--Peck presentation.
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The standard quasi-norm used to present the real Kalton--Peck space.
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A real Banach space carrying the standard Kalton--Peck coordinate presentation.
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Linear coordinates identifying the space with the admissible Kalton--Peck pairs.
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- p.coordinates = p.coordinates
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The coordinate map is injective.
Every coordinate pair is admissible.
Every admissible coordinate pair is represented by a vector.
The coordinate quasi-norm and the norm of the space are equivalent.