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First-isomorphism factorization for Lie group homomorphisms

Statement

Assume ACω. Every smooth Lie-group homomorphism F:GH factors as

G Fˉ imF j H,

where Fˉ is a surjective submersion onto the canonical immersed image and j is its injective immersed-subgroup inclusion. Algebraically, the fibres are exactly the left cosets of kerF.

Facts & Assumptions

Given: ACω and a smooth Lie-group homomorphism F:GH.

[F2]

The image has a unique immersed structure for which the corestriction is a surjective submersion. Images are immersed Lie subgroups.

Proof

technique · direct
1.1

Let Fˉ:GimF be the corestriction and let j:imFH be inclusion. Then F=jFˉ set-theoretically and as homomorphisms. By [F2], Fˉ is a surjective submersion and j is an injective immersion with the canonical immersed-subgroup structure.

F2
1.2

For g,gG, F(g)=F(g)    F(g1g)=eH    g1gkerF    ggkerF. Thus the fibres of both F and Fˉ are precisely the left kernel cosets; [F1] also makes right cosets equal because the kernel is normal.

F1algebra
2.1

Steps 1.1 and 1.2 prove the asserted differential-geometric and algebraic factorization. The zero map, trivial kernel, nonclosed image, and disconnected groups are included. No embeddedness of the image is inferred. Countable choice is inherited through [F1]–[F2].

F1F2step 1.1step 1.2

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