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The universal metric--trajectory projection is Fredholm

Statement

Fix distinct critical points p,q of a Morse function on a closed manifold and take a sufficiently large finite Ch Banach manifold Gh of metrics fixed near the critical points. The zero set of the universal gradient-flow section near parametrized connecting trajectories is a Banach manifold, and its projection to Gh is Fredholm of index λ(p)λ(q). The free time-translation quotient is a Banach manifold, and its induced projection is Fredholm of index λ(p)λ(q)1.

Facts & Assumptions

Given: The finite-Ch metric completion and the universal decaying trajectory section.

[F1]

The fixed-metric linearized operator detects stable--unstable transversality (Morse--Smale transversality and surjectivity of the linearized flow operator).

[F2]

Fredholm maps and their indices have the stated Banach-manifold meaning (Fredholm maps and regular values on countable-base Banach manifolds).

Proof

technique · direct
1.1

Metric variations supported where df0 supply the missing cokernel directions of the fixed-metric operator in [F1]; consequently the universal section linearization is onto.

F1given
2.1

The Banach implicit-function theorem therefore makes its zero set a Banach manifold. Eliminating the trajectory variable leaves a Fredholm projection to the metric parameter, in the sense of [F2].

F2step 1.1
3.1

The asymptotic Morse splitting computes the parametrized projection's index as λ(p)λ(q). Time translation is free and contributes the one-dimensional kernel direction; passing to the quotient therefore lowers the induced projection's index to λ(p)λ(q)1.

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