The closed form of the Banach-algebra exponential derivative #
This file identifies the FrΓ©chet derivative of the noncommutative exponential with the regularized
commutator quotient, followed by left multiplication by exp x.
Main results #
TauCeti.Lie.expFDeriv_apply_eq_exp_mul_banachDexpFactor: the pointwise formula.TauCeti.Lie.expFDeriv_eq_exp_mul_banachDexpFactor: the bundled operator formula.TauCeti.Lie.fderiv_exp_eq_exp_mul_banachDexpFactor: the correspondingfderivformula.TauCeti.Lie.fderiv_exp_apply_eq_exp_mul_integral: the pointwise integral formula.
References #
- Lie groups and the Lie algebra correspondence roadmap, Deliverable A, Layer 1, "The conjugation formulas".
theorem
TauCeti.Lie.expFDeriv_apply_eq_exp_mul_banachDexpFactor
{R : Type u_1}
[NormedRing R]
[NormedAlgebra β R]
[CompleteSpace R]
{π : Type u_2}
[NontriviallyNormedField π]
[NormedAlgebra β π]
[NormedAlgebra π R]
[IsScalarTower β π R]
(x y : R)
:
The exponential derivative in direction y is left multiplication by exp x applied to
the regularized commutator factor.
theorem
TauCeti.Lie.expFDeriv_eq_exp_mul_banachDexpFactor
{R : Type u_1}
[NormedRing R]
[NormedAlgebra β R]
[CompleteSpace R]
(x : R)
:
The FrΓ©chet derivative is left multiplication by exp x composed with the regularized
commutator factor.
theorem
TauCeti.Lie.fderiv_exp_eq_exp_mul_banachDexpFactor
{R : Type u_1}
[NormedRing R]
[NormedAlgebra β R]
[CompleteSpace R]
(x : R)
:
The FrΓ©chet derivative of the Banach-algebra exponential is left multiplication by exp x
composed with (1 - exp (-ad x)) / ad x.
theorem
TauCeti.Lie.fderiv_exp_apply_eq_exp_mul_integral
{R : Type u_1}
[NormedRing R]
[NormedAlgebra β R]
[CompleteSpace R]
{π : Type u_2}
[NontriviallyNormedField π]
[NormedAlgebra β π]
[NormedAlgebra π R]
[IsScalarTower β π R]
(x y : R)
:
(fderiv π NormedSpace.exp x) y = NormedSpace.exp x * β« (t : β) in 0..1, NormedSpace.exp (-(t β’ x)) * y * NormedSpace.exp (t β’ x)
The FrΓ©chet derivative of the Banach-algebra exponential, applied to y, is left
multiplication by exp x applied to the integral of conjugations along the exponential line.