The chart logarithmic derivative ideal under a ring map carrying the transformed derivations #
The logarithmic counterpart of Hironaka/Algebra/Local/TransformDerivMap.lean, for [Kol07, (87.3)]
("proved the same way using (75.4)"): the chart logarithmic derivative ideal
chartDlog r h K = K + y_h ∂'_h K + ∑_{j ≠ h} ∂'_j K of
Hironaka/Algebra/Local/TransformLogDeriv.lean maps, under a ring homomorphism χ carrying the
transported derivations ∂'ⱼ to derivations δ j of the target, into the logarithmic derivative
ideal D(−log (χ y_h))(χ K) of the target (Ideal.logDerivative,
Hironaka/Scheme/IdealSheaf/Derivative/Logarithmic.lean), provided the δ j, j ≠ h, preserve the
ideal (χ y_h) (map_chartDlog_le_logDerivative); the derivation χ(y_h) • δ h always preserves
(χ y_h). On a manifold the δ j are the partial derivatives of a blow-up chart and χ y_h is one
of its coordinates, killed by the other partials. Iterating gives the statement for chartDlogpow
(map_chartDlogpow_le_logDerivativeIter).
Also here, a converse of map_chartD_le_derivative: if every k-derivation of the target is,
pointwise, a combination of the δ j, then D(χ K) ⊆ χ(D' K)
(derivative_map_le_map_chartD_of_span) and D^s(χ K) ⊆ χ(D'^s K)
(derivativeIter_map_le_map_iterate_chartD_of_span); this is how the chart-level inclusion ⊆ of
[Kol07, (88.1)] (Hironaka/Algebra/Local/TransformDerivNormalForm.lean) is read on the stalks of a
blow-up of a manifold.
Used in Hironaka/Manifold/BlowUp/Transform/LogDerivBlowUp.lean.
The logarithmic counterpart of map_chartD_le_derivative ([Kol07, (87.3)] at the chart
level): if χ carries the transported derivations ∂'_j to derivations δ j of S, and the
δ j for j ≠ h preserve the ideal (χ y_h), then χ(D'(−log y_h)(K)) ⊆ D(−log (χ y_h))(χ K).
The iterated form: χ(D'^j(−log y_h)(K)) ⊆ D^j(−log (χ y_h))(χ K).
A converse of map_chartD_le_derivative under a spanning hypothesis #
A converse of map_chartD_le_derivative, used to read the inclusion ⊆ of [Kol07, (88.1)] in
the chart: if χ carries the transported derivations ∂'_j to derivations δ j of S and every
k-derivation of S is, pointwise, an S-combination of the δ j (as the partial derivatives of
a chart of a manifold are), then D(χ K) ⊆ χ(D' K).
The iterated form of derivative_map_le_map_chartD_of_span: D^s(χ K) ⊆ χ(D'^s K).