Germs of local biholomorphisms #
This file packages the small amount of local-coordinate infrastructure needed by
the holomorphic constant-rank theorem. A LocalBiholomorphAt E F a b consists of
analytic maps in both directions, carrying a to b, whose two composites agree
with the identity on neighborhoods of the relevant base points.
An analytic isomorphism between neighborhoods of a and b.
The maps are globally defined representatives. The inverse identities are germ identities, which is the appropriate local notion and avoids choosing particular open neighborhoods in the structure.
- toFun : E → F
The forward map representing the local biholomorphism.
- invFun : F → E
The inverse map representing the local biholomorphism.
- analyticAt_toFun : AnalyticAt ℂ self.toFun a
- analyticAt_invFun : AnalyticAt ℂ self.invFun b
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The forward representative tends to the target base point.
The inverse representative tends to the source base point.
A target neighborhood contains the forward image eventually.
A source neighborhood contains the inverse image eventually.
The forward representative is injective on some neighborhood of its source.
The derivative of a local biholomorphism is eventually a linear isomorphism. The conclusion is stated as bijectivity so it does not require choosing continuous-linear equivalences at every nearby point.
The identity germ is a local biholomorphism.
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Reverse a local biholomorphism.
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The derivative of the inverse representative is eventually bijective.
Compose two local biholomorphisms with matching middle base point.
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A continuous complex-linear equivalence, based at an arbitrary point.
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A continuous complex-linear equivalence regarded as a biholomorphic germ at the origin in both spaces.
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The affine biholomorphism with linear part e sending a to b.
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Translation carrying a to b.
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A triangular analytic change of coordinates on a product, subtracting an analytic function from the second coordinate.
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An analytic map with an explicitly invertible derivative is locally biholomorphic.
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An analytic map with bijective derivative is locally biholomorphic.
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The normalized inverse-function-theorem chart, sending a to the origin.
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The fully centered inverse-function-theorem chart. Its forward
representative is locally the map x ↦ f (x + a) - f a, so both marked
base points are the origin.
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