2025-03-20

1036: Standard Basis for Tangent Vectors Space at Point on C Manifold with Boundary w.r.t. Chart

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definition of standard basis for tangent vectors space at point on C manifold with boundary w.r.t. chart

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About: C manifold

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Starting Context



Target Context


  • The reader will have a definition of standard basis for tangent vectors space at point on C manifold with boundary with respect to chart.

Orientation


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Main Body


1: Structured Description


Here is the rules of Structured Description.

Entities:
M: { the d -dimensional C manifolds with boundary }
(UM,ϕ): { the charts }
m: U
TmM: = the tangent vectors space at m
ϕ(U): = the open submanifold with boundary of Rd or Hd
{j|ϕ(m)|j{1,...,d}}: = the standard basis for Tϕ(m)ϕ(U)
{/xj|m:=dϕ1|ϕ(m)(j|ϕ(m))|j{1,...,d}}, { the bases for TmM}
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Conditions:
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2: Note


{j|ϕ(m)|j{1,...,d}} is indeed a basis for Tϕ(m)ϕ(U), by the proposition that for any open subset of Rd or Hd, there is the standard basis for the tangent vectors space at each point on the open subset, where j|ϕ(m) is the partial derivative at ϕ(m) by the j-th component.

By the proposition that for any diffeomorphism from any C manifold with boundary onto any neighborhood of any point image on any C manifold with boundary, the differential of the diffeomorphism or any its codomain extension at the point is a 'vectors spaces - linear morphisms' isomorphism, {/xj|m:=dϕ1|ϕ(m)(j|ϕ(m))|j{1,...,d}} is a basis for TmM, because ϕ1:ϕ(U)U is a diffeomorphism.

While /xj|m deceptively looks like the partial derivative, it is not so because /xj|mTmM and it operates on a function, f:MR, not on any function from Rd or its open subset.

According to the definition of differential, /xj|m(f)=j|ϕ(m)(fϕ1) where fϕ1:ϕ(U)R.


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