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Extend basic API about `DomMulAct`

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#5.379 geöffnet am 22.06.2023

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Beschreibung

This issue keeps track of missing basic API about DomMulAct.

Actions on functions

  • action on α → β, see #5368;
  • a MulDistribMulAction generates an action on A →* B, see #5368;
  • a DistribMulAction generates an action on A →+ B, see #5368;
  • an action on α that commutes with action of some other monoid N generates an action on α →[N] β, see #5378;
  • a DistribMulAction on an R-module that commutes with scalar multiplications by c : R generates an action on R-linear maps from this module;
  • a continuous action on X generates an action on C(X, Y);
  • a measurable action on X generates an action on { f : X → Y // Measurable f }; we don't have a typeclass for measurable actions yet;
  • a quasi measure preserving action on X generates an action on X →ₘ[μ] Y, see #5693;
  • a measure preserving action generates an isometric action on MeasureTheory.Lp _ _ _ (done in a private branch).

Extra instances

For each action, we should add (at least) the following instances.

SMulCommClass

  • if M and N act on α and the actions commute, then the actions of DoMulAct M and DomMulAct N commute.
  • if M acts on the domain and N acts on the codomain, then the actions commute uncondiitonally

Distributivity

  • If the codomain has a zero, then add ZeroSMulClass.
  • If the maps also have pointwise Add instance, then add DistribSMul.
  • If the maps form an AddZeroClass, then add DistribMulAction.
  • If the maps have pointwise Mul instance, then add MulDistribMulAction.

Dynamical properties

  • A function is invariant under the action if and only if it is constant on the orbits.
  • In particular, if the action is (pre?)transitive, then the only invariant functions are constants.

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