2022-07-24

321: Chart on Regular Submanifold Is Extension of Adapting Chart

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A description/proof of that chart on regular submanifold is extension of adapting chart

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About: C manifold

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Target Context


  • The reader will have a description and a proof of the proposition that any chart on any regular submanifold of any C manifold is an extension of an adapting chart.

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1: Description


For any C manifold, M, of dimension n, and any regular submanifold, M1M, of dimension n1, any chart around any point, pM1, on M1, (Up,ϕ) where UpM1, is an extension of an adopting chart, (UpM1,πϕ|UpM1) where (Up,ϕ) is the adopted chart such that UpM and π is the vanishing of the always '0', n1+1 ~ n coordinates.


2: Proof


Around p, there is an adopting chart, (UpM1,πϕ|UpM1) where (Up,ϕ) is the adopted chart such that UpM. As Up is open in the subspace topology, Up=UpM1 where UpM is open on M. So, UpUpM1=UpM1UpM1=UpUpM1, and (UpUpM1,πϕ|UpUpM1) is an adopting chart with (UpUp,ϕ|UpUp) as the adopted chart. On the other hand, (UpUpM1=UpUpM1,ϕ|UpUpM1) is a chart on M1.

There is a diffeomorphism f:πϕ(UpUpM1)ϕ(UpUpM1), because the 2 charts belong to the same atlas, and we define an injective map, f:ϕ(UpUp)Rn , such that the 1 ~ n1 components are mapped by f and the remaining components are mapped identically. By the proposition that for any map between C manifolds, its continuousness in the topological sense equals its continuousness in the norm sense for the coordinates functions, f is continuous, and by the invariance of domain theorem: any injective continuous map from any open set on any Euclidean topological space to any Euclidean topological space is an open map, f is an open map, so, f(ϕ(UpUp)) is open, and f:ϕ(UpUp)f(ϕ(UpUp)) is a homeomorphism, in fact, obviously, a diffeomorphism. So, (UpUp,fϕ) is a chart, and fϕ(UpUpM1) equals fϕ(UpUp) whose n1+1 ~ n components vanished, because any point on fϕ(UpUp) whose one of the n1+1 ~ n coordinates is not 0 is not on fϕ(UpUpM1) and any point on fϕ(UpUp) whose all the n1+1 ~ n coordinates are 0 is on fϕ(UpUpM1). So, (UpUpM1,πfϕ|UpUpM1) is the adopting char of the adopted chart, (UpUp,fϕ|UpUp, but πfϕ|UpUpM1=ϕ|UpUpM1=ϕ|UpUpM1, of which the chart, (Up,ϕ), is an extension.


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