Formal equivalence of minimal realizations

Lax825748.FormalUniqueness · concepts/Lax825748/FormalUniqueness.lean · lax-825748

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    Theorem

    Two formal differential representations of a series of Lie rank dd, both of dimension dd, are equivalent under a formal change of coordinates fixing the origin. The change sends the first output series to the second and intertwines the right action of every word on every state series. The change of coordinates and its inverse are continuous for the formal topology.

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    1import Lax825748.FormalMinimality
    2import Lax825748.CoordinateChange
    3import Lax825748.Projection
    4import Lax825748.RepresentationMap
    5
    6/-!
    7---
    8title: Formal equivalence of minimal realizations
    9type: theorem
    10---
    11Two formal differential representations of a series of Lie rank dd, both of
    12dimension dd, are equivalent under a formal change of coordinates
    13fixing the origin. The change sends the first output series to the second
    14and intertwines the right action of every word on every state series.
    15The change of coordinates and its inverse are continuous for the formal topology.
    16-/
    17
    18noncomputable section
    19
    20namespace Lax825748.FormalUniqueness
    21
    22open Series LieRank DifferentialRepresentation CoordinateChange
    23
    24axiom minimal_realizations_equivalent {X : Type} [Finite X] {d : ℕ}
    25 (g : NCSeries X) (hr : HasLieRank g d)
    26 (R R' : Representation X d) (hR : Represents R g) (hR' : Represents R' g) :
    27 ∃ φ : FormalChange d,
    28 φ.toAlgEquiv R.output = R'.output ∧
    29 ∀ (k : FormalSeries.StateSeries d) (w : Word X),
    30 φ.toAlgEquiv (act R k w) = act R' (φ.toAlgEquiv k) w
    31
    32end Lax825748.FormalUniqueness
    33
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