The action of deck transformations on a fibre #
A deck transformation preserves every fibre of the projection. This file packages that restriction as a multiplicative homomorphism from the deck transformation group to the homeomorphism group of a chosen fibre, and records the induced action on that fibre.
This is bookkeeping for the universal-covers roadmap: the later comparison between deck transformations and the fundamental group, and the regular-cover statements, use the action of deck transformations on individual fibres rather than only on the total space.
Main definitions #
TauCeti.Deck.fiberHomeomorphHom: the homomorphismDeck p →* (p ⁻¹' {b} ≃ₜ p ⁻¹' {b}).TauCeti.Deck.instFiberMulAction: the induced action ofDeck pon the fibre overb.TauCeti.Deck.mem_fiber_stabilizer_iff_coe: membership in a fibre stabilizer is equality on the underlying point.
References #
This supplies a prerequisite for the Tau Ceti universal-covers roadmap, Stage 0.4
(Deck p as the deck transformation group), and the later deck-group action on fibres in
Stages 1 and 2.
The homomorphism from deck transformations to homeomorphisms of the fibre over b.
It sends a deck transformation to its restriction to the subtype p ⁻¹' {b}.
Equations
- TauCeti.Deck.fiberHomeomorphHom p b = { toFun := fun (φ : ↥(TauCeti.Deck p)) => TauCeti.Deck.fiberHomeomorph φ b, map_one' := ⋯, map_mul' := ⋯ }
Instances For
The fibre homomorphism evaluates by applying the deck transformation to the underlying point of the fibre.
On underlying points, the fibre homomorphism is evaluation of the underlying homeomorphism.
The fibre homomorphism sends the identity deck transformation to the identity homeomorphism of the fibre.
The fibre homomorphism sends products of deck transformations to products of fibre homeomorphisms.
The fibre homomorphism sends inverses of deck transformations to inverses of fibre homeomorphisms.
The fibre homeomorphism associated to the identity deck transformation is the identity.
The fibre homeomorphism associated to a product is the product of the associated fibre homeomorphisms.
The fibre homeomorphism associated to an inverse is the inverse of the associated fibre homeomorphism.
The fibre homeomorphism associated to a natural-number power is the corresponding power of the associated fibre homeomorphism.
The fibre homeomorphism associated to an integer power is the corresponding power of the associated fibre homeomorphism.
Deck transformations act on each fibre by restricting their action on the total space.
Equations
The fibre action is evaluation of the fibre homeomorphism.
Membership in the stabilizer of a fibre point is equality on the underlying point.