In this file we prove the parametric version of the local h-principle.
We will not use this to prove the global version of the h-principle, but we do use this to conclude
the existence of sphere eversion from the local h-principle, which is proven in Local.HPrinciple
.
The parametric h-principle states the following: Suppose that R
is a local relation,
𝓕₀ : P → J¹(E, F)
is a family of formal solutions of R
that is holonomic near some set
C ⊆ P × E
, K ⊆ P × E
is compact and ε : ℝ
,
then there exists a homotopy 𝓕 : ℝ × P → J¹(E, F)
between 𝓕
and a solution that is holonomic
near K
, that agrees with 𝓕₀
near C
and is everywhere ε
-close to 𝓕₀
The projection J¹(P × E, F) → J¹(E, F)
.
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The relation R.relativize P
(𝓡 ^ P
in the blueprint) is the relation on J¹(P × E, F)
induced by R
.
Equations
- RelLoc.relativize P R = oneJetSnd ⁻¹' R
Instances For
Turn a family of sections of J¹(E, E')
parametrized by P
into a section of J¹(P × E, E')
.
Equations
Instances For
Turn a family of formal solutions of R ⊆ J¹(E, E')
parametrized by P
into a formal solution
of R.relativize P
.
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Turn a family of sections of J¹(P × E, F)
parametrized by G
into a family of sections of
J¹(E, F)
parametrized by G × P
.
Equations
Instances For
Turn a family of formal solutions of R.relativize P
parametrized by G
into a family of
formal solutions of R
parametrized by G × P
.
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A corollary of the local parametric h-principle, forgetting the homotopy and ε
-closeness,
and just stating the existence of a solution that is holonomic near K
.
Furthermore, we assume that P = ℝ
and K
is of the form compact set × I
.
This is sufficient to prove sphere eversion.