Intrinsic star operation on linear maps #
This file defines the star operation on linear maps: (star f) x = star (f (star x)).
This corresponds to a map being star-preserving, i.e., a map is self-adjoint iff it
is star-preserving.
Implementation notes #
Because there is a global star instance on H āā[š] H (defined as the linear map adjoint on
finite-dimensional Hilbert spaces), which is mathematically distinct from this star, we provide
this instance on WithConv (E āā[R] F).
The reason we chose WithConv is because together with the convolution product from
Mathlib/RingTheory/Coalgebra/Convolution.lean, we get a ā-algebra when
star (WithConv.toConv comul) = WithConv.toConv (comm ā comul).
The intrinsic star operation on linear maps E āā F defined by
(star f) x = star (f (star x)).
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The involutive intrinsic star structure on linear maps.
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The intrinsic star additive monoid structure on linear maps.
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A linear map is self-adjoint (with respect to the intrinsic star) iff it is star-preserving.
Alias of LinearMap.IntrinsicStar.isSelfAdjoint_iff_map_star.
A linear map is self-adjoint (with respect to the intrinsic star) iff it is star-preserving.
A star-preserving linear map is self-adjoint (with respect to the intrinsic star).
Alias of IntrinsicStar.StarHomClass.isSelfAdjoint.
A star-preserving linear map is self-adjoint (with respect to the intrinsic star).
The convolutive intrinsic star ring on linear maps from coalgebras
to ā-algebras, given that star (toConv comul) = toConv (comm āā comul).
In finite-dimensional Cā-algebras, under the GNS construction, and the adjoint coalgebra, we get this hypothesis.
See note [reducible non-instances].
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Instances For
The intrinsic star convolutive ring on linear maps from n ā R to m ā R.
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A linear map f : (m ā R) āā (n ā R) is self-adjoint (with respect to the intrinsic star)
iff its corresponding matrix f.toMatrix' has all self-adjoint elements.
So star-preserving maps correspond to their matrices containing only self-adjoint elements.
Given a matrix A, A.toLin' is self-adjoint (with respect to the intrinsic star)
iff all its elements are self-adjoint.
Intrinsic star operation for (End R E)Ė£.