The volume of ℂℙⁿ × T²: the top power of π₁^* ω_FS + π₂^* (dθ₁ ∧ dθ₂) #
Category: 1-Mathlib (CSD-free).
On the product ℙ ℂ (Ambient n) × (AddCircle T × AddCircle T'), charted over
(Fin n → ℂ) × (ℝ × ℝ), the sum of the Fubini–Study form and the torus area form
(prodForm, ProductForm.lean) has an (n + 1)-st power whose coefficient on the product
basis is (n + 1) times the Fubini–Study coefficient: the product basis is a weighted pair tuple
for the flat sum, with weight -4 on the n sector pairs and 1 on the torus pair
(WedgePowPairs.lean), and the model form at every chart point is a pullback of the model form at
the origin (fsModelForm_eq_comp). The measure of the top power on a product chart domain then
factorises through Tonelli into (n + 1) times the mass of the Fubini–Study volume
(fsVolume_univ) times the area of the torus chart.
prodTorusBasis n— the basis of the product model: the standard basis ofFin n → ℂfollowed by the two coordinate vectors ofℝ × ℝ, re-indexed alongpowEquiv n;prodTorusWeight,isWeightedPairFamily_prodTorus,isWeightedPairTuple_prodTorusBasis, ★wedgePow_prodSum_stdForm_areaForm_prodTorusBasis— the count on the product basis:(-4)ⁿ (n + 1)!;- ★★
wedgePow_prodSum_fsModelForm_areaForm_prodTorusBasis— the coefficient everywhere on the chart:(-4)ⁿ (n + 1)! (1 + ‖w‖²)^{-(n+1)}, so(n + 1)times the Fubini–Study coefficient (wedgePow_fsModelForm_stdBasis); - ★
chartDensity_prodTorus— the chart density of the product top form at a product chart point is(n + 1)times the Fubini–Study chart density of the sector coordinate; AddCircle.volume_singleton,AddCircle.volume_compl_singleton,volume_prod_chartAt_target— the Lebesgue area of a torus chart target isT · T';- ★★
topFormMeasure_prodTorus_chartAt_source— the measure of the top power of the product form on a product chart domain is(n + 1) (4π)ⁿ · T T', for every chart cover; ★topFormMeasure_prodTorus_ne_zero.
Honest scope #
⚠️ One chart domain, not the whole product. The measure of the complement of a product chart
domain is not shown null here; a consumer that has identified the measure with a product measure
(as the source repository does by uniqueness of the invariant measures) reads the total mass off
the chart value. The general statement, that the top-power measure of π₁^* α + π₂^* β is
(m + 1) times the product of the factors' top-power measures, is not proved
(ProductForm.lean, honest scope): the count here is for this pair of forms on this basis.
⚠️ The torus factor is AddCircle T × AddCircle T' charted by translation (TranslationAtlasForm.lean);
nothing is said about the torus area form on its own (its top-form measure is not identified
with Haar measure).
References: Geometry/Manifold/WedgePowPairs.lean; Geometry/Manifold/ProductForm.lean
(localRep_prodFamily); Geometry/Manifold/TranslationAtlasForm.lean (areaForm,
torusAreaForm, localRep_constFamily); Instances/ProjectiveSpaceFubiniStudyMass.lean
(fsModelForm_eq_comp, fsVolume_univ_eq_lintegral, fsVolume_univ);
Geometry/Manifold/TopFormMeasure.lean (topFormMeasure_apply_of_subset_source,
chartMeasure_apply); Mathlib/MeasureTheory/Measure/Prod.lean (lintegral_prod_mul).
The basis of the product model #
The real basis of the product model (Fin n → ℂ) × (ℝ × ℝ): the standard basis of the
sector factor followed by the two coordinate vectors of the torus factor, indexed by
Fin (2 * (n + 1)) along powEquiv n.
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The count on the product basis #
The product basis, as a family on Fin (2n) ⊕ Fin 2, is a weighted pair family for
π₁^*(-4 ω_std) + π₂^* (dθ₁ ∧ dθ₂).
The product basis is a weighted pair tuple for π₁^*(-4 ω_std) + π₂^* (dθ₁ ∧ dθ₂).
★ The count on the product basis: the (n + 1)-st power of
π₁^*(-4 ω_std) + π₂^* (dθ₁ ∧ dθ₂) on the product basis is (-4)ⁿ (n + 1)!.
★★ The coefficient of the top power of the product form on the product basis, everywhere
on the chart: (-4)ⁿ (n + 1)! (1 + ‖w‖²)^{-(n+1)}, i.e. (n + 1) times the Fubini–Study
coefficient wedgePow_fsModelForm_stdBasis. The model form at w is the pullback of the model
form at the origin along L (fsModelForm_eq_comp), so the flat sum at w is the pullback of the
flat sum at the origin along L × id, whose determinant is that of L.
The chart density of the product form #
Lebesgue measure on the torus model ℝ × ℝ, as an explicit product, is Haar (instance search
does not see it through volume).
Lebesgue measure on the product model (Fin n → ℂ) × (ℝ × ℝ), as an explicit product, is
Haar.
★ The chart density of the top power of the product form at a product chart point is
(n + 1) times the Fubini–Study chart density of the sector coordinate: the torus factor's
constant form has coefficient 1 in every translation chart.
The area of a torus chart #
A point of the circle is null.
The circle minus a point has full measure T.
The Lebesgue area of the torus chart target (a, a + T) × (b, b + T') is T · T'.
The measure of a product chart domain #
★★ The measure of the top power of the product form on a product chart domain is
(n + 1) (4π)ⁿ · T T', for every chart cover: on the chart at (origin 0, y₀) the chart integral
factorises through Tonelli into (n + 1) times the mass of the Fubini–Study volume
(fsVolume_univ) times the area of the torus chart.
★ The measure of the top power of the product form is nonzero.