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Local diffeomorphisms carry distributions and integral manifolds
Statement
Let be a local diffeomorphism, let be a smooth distribution on , and let be open such that is a diffeomorphism. Then:
- the family is a smooth distribution on , and
- if is an integral manifold of , then is an integral manifold of .
Facts & Assumptions
Given: A local diffeomorphism , a smooth distribution on , and an open set on which is a diffeomorphism onto .
Let be an integral manifold of .
Proof
Because is a diffeomorphism, its differential identifies [given] fibrewise by linear isomorphisms. Transporting the rank- subbundle through those isomorphisms yields a rank- smooth subbundle of , namely .
The composite is an injective immersion, because both factors [given] are immersions and is injective. For each , Hence is an integral manifold of the transported distribution.
Therefore local diffeomorphisms preserve the regular-distribution and [given] integral-manifold structure on any neighborhood where they are genuine diffeomorphisms.
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Sources
- Will J. Merry, Differential Geometry (standard reference, not scraped)