Interior and boundary of a manifold #
Define the interior and boundary of a manifold.
Main definitions #
- IsInteriorPoint x:
x ∈ Mis an interior point if, withφbeing the preferred chart atx,φ xis an interior point ofφ.target. - IsBoundaryPoint x:
x ∈ Mis a boundary point if(extChartAt I x) x ∈ frontier (range I). - interior I M is the interior of
M, the set of its interior points. - boundary I M is the boundary of
M, the set of its boundary points.
Main results #
ModelWithCorners.univ_eq_interior_union_boundary:Mis the union of its interior and boundaryModelWithCorners.interior_boundary_disjoint: interior and boundary ofMare disjointBoundarylessManifold.isInteriorPoint: ifMis boundaryless, every point is an interior pointModelWithCorners.Boundaryless.boundary_eq_emptyandof_boundary_eq_empty:Mis boundaryless if and only if its boundary is emptyisInteriorPoint_iff_of_mem_atlas: a point is an interior point iff any given chart around it sends it to the interior of the model; that is, the notion of interior is independent of choices of chartsModelWithCorners.isOpen_interior,ModelWithCorners.isClosed_boundary: the interior is open and and the boundary is closed. This is currently only proven for C¹ manifolds.ModelWithCorners.interior_open: the interior ofu : Opens Mis the preimage of the interior ofMunder the inclusionModelWithCorners.boundary_open: the boundary ofu : Opens Mis the preimage of the boundary ofMunder the inclusionModelWithCorners.BoundarylessManifold.open: ifMis boundaryless, so isu : Opens MModelWithCorners.interior_prod: the interior ofM × Nis the product of the interiors ofMandN.ModelWithCorners.boundary_prod: the boundary ofM × Nis∂M × N ∪ (M × ∂N).ModelWithCorners.BoundarylessManifold.prod: ifMandNare boundaryless, so isM × NModelWithCorners.interior_disjointUnion: the interior of a disjoint unionM ⊔ M'is the union of the interior ofMandM'ModelWithCorners.boundary_disjointUnion: the boundary of a disjoint unionM ⊔ M'is the union of the boundaries ofMandM'ModelWithCorners.boundaryless_disjointUnion: ifMandM'are boundaryless, so is their disjoint unionM ⊔ M'
Tags #
manifold, interior, boundary
TODO #
- the interior of
Mis dense, the boundary nowhere dense - the interior of
Mis a boundaryless manifold boundary Mis a submanifold (possibly with boundary and corners): follows from the corresponding statement for the model with cornersI; this requires a definition of submanifolds- if
Mis finite-dimensional, its boundary has measure zero - generalise lemmas about C¹ manifolds with boundary to also hold for finite-dimensional topological manifolds; this will require e.g. the homology of spheres.
p ∈ M is an interior point of a manifold M if and only if its image in the extended chart
lies in the interior of the model space.
Equations
- I.IsInteriorPoint x = (↑(extChartAt I x) x ∈ interior (Set.range ↑I))
Instances For
p ∈ M is a boundary point of a manifold M if and only if its image in the extended chart
lies on the boundary of the model space.
Equations
- I.IsBoundaryPoint x = (↑(extChartAt I x) x ∈ frontier (Set.range ↑I))
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The interior of a manifold M is the set of its interior points.
Equations
- ModelWithCorners.interior M = {x : M | I.IsInteriorPoint x}
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The boundary of a manifold M is the set of its boundary points.
Equations
- ModelWithCorners.boundary M = {x : M | I.IsBoundaryPoint x}
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Every point is either an interior or a boundary point.
A manifold decomposes into interior and boundary.
The interior and boundary of a manifold M are disjoint.
The boundary is the complement of the interior.
The interior is the complement of the boundary.
Type class for manifold without boundary. This differs from ModelWithCorners.Boundaryless,
which states that the ModelWithCorners maps to the whole model vector space.
- isInteriorPoint' (x : M) : I.IsInteriorPoint x
Instances
Boundaryless ModelWithCorners implies boundaryless manifold.
The empty manifold is boundaryless.
If I is boundaryless, M has full interior.
Boundaryless manifolds have empty boundary.
M is boundaryless if and only if its boundary is empty.
Manifolds with empty boundary are boundaryless.
If a function f : E → H is differentiable at x, sends a neighbourhood u of x to a
closed convex set s with nonempty interior and has surjective differential at x, it must send
x to the interior of s.
For any two charts e, e' around a point x in a C¹ manifold, if e maps x to the
interior of the model space, e' does too - in other words, the notion of interior points does not
depend on any choice of charts.
Note that in general, this is actually quite nontrivial; that is why are focusing only on C¹ manifolds here. For merely topological finite-dimensional manifolds the proof involves singular homology, and for infinite-dimensional topological manifolds I don't even know if this lemma holds.
For any two charts e, e' around a point x in a C¹ manifold, e maps x to the interior
of the model space iff e' does. - in other words, the notion of interior points does not
depend on any choice of charts.
A point x in a C¹ manifold is an interior point if and only if it gets mapped to the interior
of the model space by any given chart - in other words, the notion of interior points does not
depend on any choice of charts.
A point x in a C¹ manifold is a boundary point if and only if it gets mapped to the boundary
of the model space by any given chart - in other words, the notion of boundary points does not
depend on any choice of charts.
The interior of any C¹ manifold is open.
This is currently only proven for C¹ manifolds, but holds at least for finite-dimensional
topological manifolds too; see ModelWithCorners.isInteriorPoint_iff_of_mem_atlas.
The boundary of any C¹ manifold is closed.
This is currently only proven for C¹ manifolds, but holds at least for finite-dimensional
topological manifolds too; see ModelWithCorners.isInteriorPoint_iff_of_mem_atlas.
Interior and boundary of open subsets of a manifold.
For u : Opens M, x : u is an interior point iff x.val : M is.
For u : Opens M, x : u is a boundary point iff x.val : M is.
The interior of u : Opens M is the preimage of the interior of M under the inclusion.
The boundary of u : Opens M is the preimage of the boundary of M under the inclusion.
Open subsets of boundaryless manifolds are boundaryless.
Interior and boundary of the product of two manifolds.
The interior of M × N is the product of the interiors of M and N.
The boundary of M × N is ∂M × N ∪ (M × ∂N).
If M is boundaryless, ∂(M×N) = M × ∂N.
If N is boundaryless, ∂(M×N) = ∂M × N.
The product of two boundaryless manifolds is boundaryless.
Interior and boundary of the disjoint union of two manifolds.
If M and M' are boundaryless, so is their disjoint union M ⊔ M'.