Fredholm operators form an open set on which the index is locally constant
ProvedFredholmBanach.isOpen_isFredholm_index_locallyConstantbanach-spacescompact-operatorsfredholm-operatorsfunctional-analysisoperator-theory
Let be or and let , be Banach spaces over . Give the space of bounded linear maps the operator-norm topology. Then:
- the set of Fredholm operators is open in ;
- every Fredholm operator has a neighbourhood in on which , where .
Preamble
import Definitions.Def_FredholmBanach_Setting
Formal statement
namespace FredholmBanach
open Topology
/-- Bourbaki, *Théories spectrales*, III, § 4, n° 2, Théorème 1 (TS III.58): the set of Fredholm
operators is open in `L(E; F)`, and the index is locally constant on it. -/
theorem isOpen_isFredholm_index_locallyConstant {𝕜 E F : Type*} [RCLike 𝕜] [NormedAddCommGroup E] [NormedSpace 𝕜 E] [CompleteSpace E]
[NormedAddCommGroup F] [NormedSpace 𝕜 F] [CompleteSpace F] :
IsOpen {u : E →L[𝕜] F | u.IsFredholm} ∧
∀ u : E →L[𝕜] F, u.IsFredholm → ∀ᶠ v in 𝓝 u, index v = index u := by sorry
end FredholmBanach
Source
N. Bourbaki, Théories spectrales, Chapitres III à V, Springer (2023), https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-031-19505-1, Chapitre III, § 4, n° 2, Théorème 1, p. TS III.58
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Setting. is or (RCLike). , are normed vector spaces over , both complete (Banach spaces). = E →L[𝕜] F is the space of bounded linear maps with the operator-norm topology.
Definitions used.
u.IsFredholm(Mathlib) means all five of: (i) is a strict map, i.e. induces a quotient map of topological spaces (onto its range with the subspace topology); (ii) is closed in ; (iii) is finite-dimensional; (iv) the algebraic quotient is a finitely generated (= finite-dimensional) -module; (v) is topologically complemented, i.e. there is a continuous linear with for .index u, whereModule.finrankreturns for an infinite-dimensional space. Sign: kernel minus cokernel.∀ᶠ v in 𝓝 u, P v: there is a neighbourhood of in the operator-norm topology (equivalently a ball ) on which holds.
Assertion. Two claims, conjoined:
- The set is open in .
- For every Fredholm , there is a neighbourhood of such that for all .
No hypotheses beyond the setting.
Degenerate cases / remarks.
- In claim 2 the neighbourhood is not required to consist of Fredholm maps, but by claim 1 it can be shrunk to do so; hence the index is only compared on Fredholm operators, where it is the genuine index, and the junk value of
indexon non-Fredholm maps plays no role. - If or , or both finite-dimensional, every map is Fredholm, the set is all of , and the index is the constant ; the statement holds trivially.
- If and admit no Fredholm maps (e.g. no isomorphism modulo finite dimensions), the set is empty and both claims are vacuous; this is fine.
- The index sign is opposite to Bourbaki's convention, which is irrelevant for local constancy.
No mis-formalization detected.
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