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LeanPool.NandakumarRamanaRao.NRR.Geometry.ConvexBody.LinearImage

NRR.Geometry.ConvexBody — images under continuous linear equivalences #

This module provides an API for images and preimages of ConvexBodys under continuous linear equivalences e : E ≃L[ℝ] F. Only linear equivalences are treated: an arbitrary continuous linear map L : E →L[ℝ] F may be non-injective and collapse the interior, so it never preserves the solidity (interior_nonempty') field of a ConvexBody and is intentionally excluded here (and by module design).

The two constructors are

together with carrier/membership simp lemmas, the structural facts (convex, compact, nonempty, nonempty interior), and the identity / composition / inverse laws.

Why no finite-dimensionality hypothesis is needed #

Unlike an AffineEquiv, a ContinuousLinearEquiv bundles continuity of both e and e.symm by definition, and is in particular a homeomorphism via ContinuousLinearEquiv.toHomeomorph. Consequently no finite-dimensionality assumption is required: continuity (for compactness of the image) and openness (for interior preservation) come for free. The declarations below only assume that E, F (and, for composition, G) are real normed spaces.

Mathlib lemmas reused #

Import policy #

Following the library-wide policy, Basic.lean already pulls in import Mathlib, so no extra imports are required here.

A continuous linear equivalence preserves interiors: e '' interior s = interior (e '' s). This is Homeomorph.image_interior transported along ContinuousLinearEquiv.toHomeomorph.

The image of a convex body under a continuous linear equivalence, as a convex body with carrier e '' K. Solidity is preserved because a continuous linear equivalence is a homeomorphism.

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    The preimage of a convex body under a continuous linear equivalence, as a convex body with carrier e ⁻¹' K. Implemented as the image under e.symm.

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      Convexity of a linear-equivalence image.

      Compactness of a linear-equivalence image.

      Nonemptiness of a linear-equivalence image.

      Nonempty interior of a linear-equivalence image.