Unitization norms #
Given a not-necessarily-unital normed 𝕜
-algebra A
, it is frequently of interest to equip its
Unitization
with a norm which simultaneously makes it into a normed algebra and also satisfies
two properties:
‖1‖ = 1
(i.e.,NormOneClass
)- The embedding of
A
inUnitization 𝕜 A
is an isometry. (i.e.,Isometry Unitization.inr
)
One way to do this is to pull back the norm from WithLp 1 (𝕜 × A)
, that is,
‖(k, a)‖ = ‖k‖ + ‖a‖
using Unitization.addEquiv
(i.e., the identity map). However, when the norm
on A
is regular (i.e., ContinuousLinearMap.mul
is an isometry), there is another natural
choice: the pullback of the norm on 𝕜 × (A →L[𝕜] A)
under the map
(k, a) ↦ (k, k • 1 + ContinuousLinearMap.mul 𝕜 A a)
. It turns out that among all norms on the
unitization satisfying the properties specified above, the norm inherited from
WithLp 1 (𝕜 × A)
is maximal, and the norm inherited from this pullback is minimal.
For possibly non-unital RegularNormedAlgebra
s A
(over 𝕜
), we construct a NormedAlgebra
structure on Unitization 𝕜 A
using the pullback described above. The reason for choosing this norm
is that for a C⋆-algebra A
its norm is always regular, and the pullback norm on Unitization 𝕜 A
is then also a C⋆-norm.
Main definitions #
Unitization.splitMul : Unitization 𝕜 A →ₐ[𝕜] (𝕜 × (A →L[𝕜] A))
: The first coordinate of this map is justUnitization.fst
and the second is theUnitization.lift
of the left regular representation ofA
(i.e.,NonUnitalAlgHom.Lmul
). We use this map to pull back theNormedRing
andNormedAlgebra
structures.
Main statements #
Unitization.instNormedRing
,Unitization.instNormedAlgebra
,Unitization.instNormOneClass
,Unitization.instCompleteSpace
: whenA
is a non-unital Banach𝕜
-algebra with a regular norm, thenUnitization 𝕜 A
is a unital Banach𝕜
-algebra with‖1‖ = 1
.Unitization.norm_inr
,Unitization.isometry_inr
: the natural inclusionA → Unitization 𝕜 A
is an isometry, or in mathematical parlance, the norm onA
extends to a norm onUnitization 𝕜 A
.
Implementation details #
We ensure that the uniform structure, and hence also the topological structure, is definitionally
equal to the pullback of instUniformSpaceProd
along Unitization.addEquiv
(this is essentially
viewing Unitization 𝕜 A
as 𝕜 × A
) by means of forgetful inheritance. The same is true of the
bornology.
Given (k, a) : Unitization 𝕜 A
, the second coordinate of Unitization.splitMul (k, a)
is
the natural representation of Unitization 𝕜 A
on A
given by multiplication on the left in
A →L[𝕜] A
; note that this is not just NonUnitalAlgHom.Lmul
for a few reasons: (a) that would
either be A
acting on A
, or (b) Unitization 𝕜 A
acting on Unitization 𝕜 A
, and (c) that's a
NonUnitalAlgHom
but here we need an AlgHom
. In addition, the first coordinate of
Unitization.splitMul (k, a)
should just be k
. See Unitization.splitMul_apply
also.
Equations
- Unitization.splitMul 𝕜 A = AlgHom.prod (Unitization.lift 0) (Unitization.lift (NonUnitalAlgHom.Lmul 𝕜 A))
Instances For
this lemma establishes that if ContinuousLinearMap.mul 𝕜 A
is injective, then so is
Unitization.splitMul 𝕜 A
. When A
is a RegularNormedAlgebra
, then
ContinuousLinearMap.mul 𝕜 A
is an isometry, and is therefore automatically injective.
Pull back the normed ring structure from 𝕜 × (A →L[𝕜] A)
to Unitization 𝕜 A
using the
algebra homomorphism Unitization.splitMul 𝕜 A
. This does not give us the desired topology,
uniformity or bornology on Unitization 𝕜 A
(which we want to agree with Prod
), so we only use
it as a local instance to build the real one.
Equations
- Unitization.normedRingAux = NormedRing.induced (Unitization 𝕜 A) (𝕜 × (A →L[𝕜] A)) (Unitization.splitMul 𝕜 A) (_ : Function.Injective ⇑(Unitization.splitMul 𝕜 A))
Instances For
Pull back the normed algebra structure from 𝕜 × (A →L[𝕜] A)
to Unitization 𝕜 A
using the
algebra homomorphism Unitization.splitMul 𝕜 A
. This uses the wrong NormedRing
instance (i.e.,
Unitization.normedRingAux
), so we only use it as a local instance to build the real one.
Equations
- Unitization.normedAlgebraAux = NormedAlgebra.induced 𝕜 (Unitization 𝕜 A) (𝕜 × (A →L[𝕜] A)) (Unitization.splitMul 𝕜 A)
Instances For
This is often the more useful lemma to rewrite the norm as opposed to Unitization.norm_def
.
This is often the more useful lemma to rewrite the norm as opposed to
Unitization.nnnorm_def
.
The uniformity on Unitization 𝕜 A
is inherited from 𝕜 × A
.
Equations
- Unitization.instUniformSpace = UniformSpace.comap (⇑(Unitization.addEquiv 𝕜 A)) instUniformSpaceProd
The bornology on Unitization 𝕜 A
is inherited from 𝕜 × A
.
Equations
- Unitization.instBornology = Bornology.induced ⇑(Unitization.addEquiv 𝕜 A)
Unitization 𝕜 A
is complete whenever 𝕜
and A
are also.
Equations
- (_ : CompleteSpace (Unitization 𝕜 A)) = (_ : CompleteSpace (Unitization 𝕜 A))
Pull back the metric structure from 𝕜 × (A →L[𝕜] A)
to Unitization 𝕜 A
using the
algebra homomorphism Unitization.splitMul 𝕜 A
, but replace the bornology and the uniformity so
that they coincide with 𝕜 × A
.
Equations
- One or more equations did not get rendered due to their size.
Pull back the normed ring structure from 𝕜 × (A →L[𝕜] A)
to Unitization 𝕜 A
using the
algebra homomorphism Unitization.splitMul 𝕜 A
.
Pull back the normed algebra structure from 𝕜 × (A →L[𝕜] A)
to Unitization 𝕜 A
using the
algebra homomorphism Unitization.splitMul 𝕜 A
.
Equations
- (_ : NormOneClass (Unitization 𝕜 A)) = (_ : NormOneClass (Unitization 𝕜 A))