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The tangent bundle of G/H as an associated bundle

Example

Assume ACω. If HG is closed and acts on g/h by h(X+h)=AdhX+h, then there is a canonical vector-bundle isomorphism

G×H(g/h)T(G/H).

Facts & Assumptions

Given: ACω, a closed subgroup HG, and the principal right H-bundle q:GG/H.

[A1]

The associated quotient uses the relation [gh,v]=[g,Adhv], has its canonical vector-bundle structure, and q is a smooth principal bundle. The Axiom of Countable Choice (ACω), Associated bundles, Associated vector bundles are well-defined, G to G/H is a smooth principal H-bundle.

[F1]

The map dqe:g/hTeH(G/H) is an isomorphism, and the isotropy differential corresponds to Adh modulo h. Tangent space of a homogeneous quotient, The isotropy action on G/H is induced by Ad modulo h.

Verification

technique · translate the tangent identification at the identity coset
1.1

Define Θ([g,X+h])=d(LgG/H)eH(dqe(X+h)). This vector lies over gH. The formula is representative-independent. Indeed, [gh,v]=[g,Adhv] in the associated bundle, while [F1] gives d(Lgh)eHdqe(v)=d(Lg)eHd(Lh)eHdqe(v)=d(Lg)eHdqe(Adhv).

A1F1algebra
2.1

On the fibre over gH, Θ is the composite of the linear isomorphisms dqe and d(Lg)eH, so it is a fibrewise-linear bijection. In a principal trivialization with smooth section s:UG, its coordinate expression is (x,v)d(Ls(x))eHdqe(v). This is smooth. Its inverse applies d(Ls(x)1)x and then dqe1, so it is smooth as well.

A1F1step 1.1
3.1

Hence Θ is a smooth vector-bundle isomorphism over G/H. If H=G, both sides are the zero bundle over a point; if H={e}, this is the standard left trivialization G×gTG. Normality of H is not needed; it is precisely the isotropy action, not an action assumed trivial, that makes step 1.1 work. Countable choice is inherited through [A1] and [F1].

A1F1step 2.1

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