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Extension of Vector Field in the $mathcal{C}^r$ topology.



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Let $Msubset mathbb{R}^n$ be a compact smooth manifold embedded in $mathbb{R}^n$, we define $$mathfrak{X}(M) := {X: M to mathbb{R}^n; Xmbox{ is smooth and } X(p) in T_p M subset mathbb{R}^n, forall p in M }.$$



Choosing an atlas ${(varphi_i,U_i)}_{i=1}^{n}$, and compacts $K_i subset U_i$, such that $$bigcup_{i=1}^n K_i = M,$$ we define the $|cdot |_r$ norm as



begin{align*}|cdot|_r : mathfrak{X}(M)&to mathbb{R}\
X &to max_{substack{iin{1,...,n} \ jin {0,...,r}}}left{sup_{x in varphi^{-1}_i(K_i)}left| text{d}^{j}left( Xcircvarphi_i right) right|right},
end{align*}



then we named $mathfrak{X}^r(M)$ as the complete Banach space $(mathfrak{X}(M),|cdot|_r)$ (it is possible to prove that the topology of $mathfrak{X}^r(M)$ does not depend on the selected atlas).




My Question: Let $X in mathfrak{X}(M)$ and $Y$ be a smooth vector field on $M$ defined just in a compact $K subset M$ such that
$$max_{substack{iin{1,...,n} \ jin {0,...,r}}}left{sup_{x in varphi^{-1}_i(K_icap K)}left| text{d}^{j}left( Xcircvarphi_i right) - text{d}^{j}left( Ycircvarphi_i right) right|right}<varepsilon,$$
is it possible extend $Y$ to a vector field $tilde{Y}$ such that



1) $left.tilde{Y}right|_{K} = Y$,



2) $|X-tilde Y|_r < Acdotvarepsilon$ , where $A $ is a constant that depends only on the manifold $K$ ?




The compact $K$ is a connected submanifold with boundary of $M$, such that $dim K = dim M$.



Edit: I changed $|X-tilde Y|_r < varepsilon$ to $|X-tilde Y|_r < Acdotvarepsilon$ after Moishe Kohan's comment.





My ideas



First, I extend $Y$ by a smooth vector field $Z$ $in mathfrak{X}(M)$, by the continuity of $Z$, so there exists a neighborhood $U$ of $K$, such that
$$max_{substack{iin{1,...,n} \ jin {0,...,r}}}left{sup_{x in varphi^{-1}_i(K_icap U)}left| text{d}^{j}left( Xcircvarphi_i right) - text{d}^{j}left( Zcircvarphi_i right) right|right}<varepsilon,$$



and then choosing a partition of unity $ {phi_1, phi_2}$ subordinate to the cover ${U,Msetminus K}$ we can define
$$tilde{Y} = phi_1 Z + phi_2 X, $$
however I could not guarantee that $|X - tilde{Y}|_r < varepsilon$, because I can not control de derivatives of $phi_1$ and $phi_2$. Does anyone know how should I proceed?










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  • $begingroup$
    This is a form of Whitney extension theorem/problem. Take a look here: annals.math.princeton.edu/wp-content/uploads/… I suspect you cannot keep the same $epsilon$: Fefferman's result (and some follow up papers) show that you can find an extension with an error $Aepsilon$ where $A$ is some constant depending only on dimension.
    $endgroup$
    – Moishe Kohan
    Mar 28 at 3:38










  • $begingroup$
    Thx for the reference. Once the same $A$ holds for every function. It would be enough to solve my problem. The only complication I am seeing right know it is the fact that this result is for $mathbb{R}^n $ and not manifolds. Do you know how to generalize to manifolds this result?
    $endgroup$
    – Matheus Manzatto
    Mar 28 at 9:13
















15












$begingroup$


Let $Msubset mathbb{R}^n$ be a compact smooth manifold embedded in $mathbb{R}^n$, we define $$mathfrak{X}(M) := {X: M to mathbb{R}^n; Xmbox{ is smooth and } X(p) in T_p M subset mathbb{R}^n, forall p in M }.$$



Choosing an atlas ${(varphi_i,U_i)}_{i=1}^{n}$, and compacts $K_i subset U_i$, such that $$bigcup_{i=1}^n K_i = M,$$ we define the $|cdot |_r$ norm as



begin{align*}|cdot|_r : mathfrak{X}(M)&to mathbb{R}\
X &to max_{substack{iin{1,...,n} \ jin {0,...,r}}}left{sup_{x in varphi^{-1}_i(K_i)}left| text{d}^{j}left( Xcircvarphi_i right) right|right},
end{align*}



then we named $mathfrak{X}^r(M)$ as the complete Banach space $(mathfrak{X}(M),|cdot|_r)$ (it is possible to prove that the topology of $mathfrak{X}^r(M)$ does not depend on the selected atlas).




My Question: Let $X in mathfrak{X}(M)$ and $Y$ be a smooth vector field on $M$ defined just in a compact $K subset M$ such that
$$max_{substack{iin{1,...,n} \ jin {0,...,r}}}left{sup_{x in varphi^{-1}_i(K_icap K)}left| text{d}^{j}left( Xcircvarphi_i right) - text{d}^{j}left( Ycircvarphi_i right) right|right}<varepsilon,$$
is it possible extend $Y$ to a vector field $tilde{Y}$ such that



1) $left.tilde{Y}right|_{K} = Y$,



2) $|X-tilde Y|_r < Acdotvarepsilon$ , where $A $ is a constant that depends only on the manifold $K$ ?




The compact $K$ is a connected submanifold with boundary of $M$, such that $dim K = dim M$.



Edit: I changed $|X-tilde Y|_r < varepsilon$ to $|X-tilde Y|_r < Acdotvarepsilon$ after Moishe Kohan's comment.





My ideas



First, I extend $Y$ by a smooth vector field $Z$ $in mathfrak{X}(M)$, by the continuity of $Z$, so there exists a neighborhood $U$ of $K$, such that
$$max_{substack{iin{1,...,n} \ jin {0,...,r}}}left{sup_{x in varphi^{-1}_i(K_icap U)}left| text{d}^{j}left( Xcircvarphi_i right) - text{d}^{j}left( Zcircvarphi_i right) right|right}<varepsilon,$$



and then choosing a partition of unity $ {phi_1, phi_2}$ subordinate to the cover ${U,Msetminus K}$ we can define
$$tilde{Y} = phi_1 Z + phi_2 X, $$
however I could not guarantee that $|X - tilde{Y}|_r < varepsilon$, because I can not control de derivatives of $phi_1$ and $phi_2$. Does anyone know how should I proceed?










share|cite|improve this question











$endgroup$












  • $begingroup$
    This is a form of Whitney extension theorem/problem. Take a look here: annals.math.princeton.edu/wp-content/uploads/… I suspect you cannot keep the same $epsilon$: Fefferman's result (and some follow up papers) show that you can find an extension with an error $Aepsilon$ where $A$ is some constant depending only on dimension.
    $endgroup$
    – Moishe Kohan
    Mar 28 at 3:38










  • $begingroup$
    Thx for the reference. Once the same $A$ holds for every function. It would be enough to solve my problem. The only complication I am seeing right know it is the fact that this result is for $mathbb{R}^n $ and not manifolds. Do you know how to generalize to manifolds this result?
    $endgroup$
    – Matheus Manzatto
    Mar 28 at 9:13














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$begingroup$


Let $Msubset mathbb{R}^n$ be a compact smooth manifold embedded in $mathbb{R}^n$, we define $$mathfrak{X}(M) := {X: M to mathbb{R}^n; Xmbox{ is smooth and } X(p) in T_p M subset mathbb{R}^n, forall p in M }.$$



Choosing an atlas ${(varphi_i,U_i)}_{i=1}^{n}$, and compacts $K_i subset U_i$, such that $$bigcup_{i=1}^n K_i = M,$$ we define the $|cdot |_r$ norm as



begin{align*}|cdot|_r : mathfrak{X}(M)&to mathbb{R}\
X &to max_{substack{iin{1,...,n} \ jin {0,...,r}}}left{sup_{x in varphi^{-1}_i(K_i)}left| text{d}^{j}left( Xcircvarphi_i right) right|right},
end{align*}



then we named $mathfrak{X}^r(M)$ as the complete Banach space $(mathfrak{X}(M),|cdot|_r)$ (it is possible to prove that the topology of $mathfrak{X}^r(M)$ does not depend on the selected atlas).




My Question: Let $X in mathfrak{X}(M)$ and $Y$ be a smooth vector field on $M$ defined just in a compact $K subset M$ such that
$$max_{substack{iin{1,...,n} \ jin {0,...,r}}}left{sup_{x in varphi^{-1}_i(K_icap K)}left| text{d}^{j}left( Xcircvarphi_i right) - text{d}^{j}left( Ycircvarphi_i right) right|right}<varepsilon,$$
is it possible extend $Y$ to a vector field $tilde{Y}$ such that



1) $left.tilde{Y}right|_{K} = Y$,



2) $|X-tilde Y|_r < Acdotvarepsilon$ , where $A $ is a constant that depends only on the manifold $K$ ?




The compact $K$ is a connected submanifold with boundary of $M$, such that $dim K = dim M$.



Edit: I changed $|X-tilde Y|_r < varepsilon$ to $|X-tilde Y|_r < Acdotvarepsilon$ after Moishe Kohan's comment.





My ideas



First, I extend $Y$ by a smooth vector field $Z$ $in mathfrak{X}(M)$, by the continuity of $Z$, so there exists a neighborhood $U$ of $K$, such that
$$max_{substack{iin{1,...,n} \ jin {0,...,r}}}left{sup_{x in varphi^{-1}_i(K_icap U)}left| text{d}^{j}left( Xcircvarphi_i right) - text{d}^{j}left( Zcircvarphi_i right) right|right}<varepsilon,$$



and then choosing a partition of unity $ {phi_1, phi_2}$ subordinate to the cover ${U,Msetminus K}$ we can define
$$tilde{Y} = phi_1 Z + phi_2 X, $$
however I could not guarantee that $|X - tilde{Y}|_r < varepsilon$, because I can not control de derivatives of $phi_1$ and $phi_2$. Does anyone know how should I proceed?










share|cite|improve this question











$endgroup$




Let $Msubset mathbb{R}^n$ be a compact smooth manifold embedded in $mathbb{R}^n$, we define $$mathfrak{X}(M) := {X: M to mathbb{R}^n; Xmbox{ is smooth and } X(p) in T_p M subset mathbb{R}^n, forall p in M }.$$



Choosing an atlas ${(varphi_i,U_i)}_{i=1}^{n}$, and compacts $K_i subset U_i$, such that $$bigcup_{i=1}^n K_i = M,$$ we define the $|cdot |_r$ norm as



begin{align*}|cdot|_r : mathfrak{X}(M)&to mathbb{R}\
X &to max_{substack{iin{1,...,n} \ jin {0,...,r}}}left{sup_{x in varphi^{-1}_i(K_i)}left| text{d}^{j}left( Xcircvarphi_i right) right|right},
end{align*}



then we named $mathfrak{X}^r(M)$ as the complete Banach space $(mathfrak{X}(M),|cdot|_r)$ (it is possible to prove that the topology of $mathfrak{X}^r(M)$ does not depend on the selected atlas).




My Question: Let $X in mathfrak{X}(M)$ and $Y$ be a smooth vector field on $M$ defined just in a compact $K subset M$ such that
$$max_{substack{iin{1,...,n} \ jin {0,...,r}}}left{sup_{x in varphi^{-1}_i(K_icap K)}left| text{d}^{j}left( Xcircvarphi_i right) - text{d}^{j}left( Ycircvarphi_i right) right|right}<varepsilon,$$
is it possible extend $Y$ to a vector field $tilde{Y}$ such that



1) $left.tilde{Y}right|_{K} = Y$,



2) $|X-tilde Y|_r < Acdotvarepsilon$ , where $A $ is a constant that depends only on the manifold $K$ ?




The compact $K$ is a connected submanifold with boundary of $M$, such that $dim K = dim M$.



Edit: I changed $|X-tilde Y|_r < varepsilon$ to $|X-tilde Y|_r < Acdotvarepsilon$ after Moishe Kohan's comment.





My ideas



First, I extend $Y$ by a smooth vector field $Z$ $in mathfrak{X}(M)$, by the continuity of $Z$, so there exists a neighborhood $U$ of $K$, such that
$$max_{substack{iin{1,...,n} \ jin {0,...,r}}}left{sup_{x in varphi^{-1}_i(K_icap U)}left| text{d}^{j}left( Xcircvarphi_i right) - text{d}^{j}left( Zcircvarphi_i right) right|right}<varepsilon,$$



and then choosing a partition of unity $ {phi_1, phi_2}$ subordinate to the cover ${U,Msetminus K}$ we can define
$$tilde{Y} = phi_1 Z + phi_2 X, $$
however I could not guarantee that $|X - tilde{Y}|_r < varepsilon$, because I can not control de derivatives of $phi_1$ and $phi_2$. Does anyone know how should I proceed?







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  • $begingroup$
    This is a form of Whitney extension theorem/problem. Take a look here: annals.math.princeton.edu/wp-content/uploads/… I suspect you cannot keep the same $epsilon$: Fefferman's result (and some follow up papers) show that you can find an extension with an error $Aepsilon$ where $A$ is some constant depending only on dimension.
    $endgroup$
    – Moishe Kohan
    Mar 28 at 3:38










  • $begingroup$
    Thx for the reference. Once the same $A$ holds for every function. It would be enough to solve my problem. The only complication I am seeing right know it is the fact that this result is for $mathbb{R}^n $ and not manifolds. Do you know how to generalize to manifolds this result?
    $endgroup$
    – Matheus Manzatto
    Mar 28 at 9:13


















  • $begingroup$
    This is a form of Whitney extension theorem/problem. Take a look here: annals.math.princeton.edu/wp-content/uploads/… I suspect you cannot keep the same $epsilon$: Fefferman's result (and some follow up papers) show that you can find an extension with an error $Aepsilon$ where $A$ is some constant depending only on dimension.
    $endgroup$
    – Moishe Kohan
    Mar 28 at 3:38










  • $begingroup$
    Thx for the reference. Once the same $A$ holds for every function. It would be enough to solve my problem. The only complication I am seeing right know it is the fact that this result is for $mathbb{R}^n $ and not manifolds. Do you know how to generalize to manifolds this result?
    $endgroup$
    – Matheus Manzatto
    Mar 28 at 9:13
















$begingroup$
This is a form of Whitney extension theorem/problem. Take a look here: annals.math.princeton.edu/wp-content/uploads/… I suspect you cannot keep the same $epsilon$: Fefferman's result (and some follow up papers) show that you can find an extension with an error $Aepsilon$ where $A$ is some constant depending only on dimension.
$endgroup$
– Moishe Kohan
Mar 28 at 3:38




$begingroup$
This is a form of Whitney extension theorem/problem. Take a look here: annals.math.princeton.edu/wp-content/uploads/… I suspect you cannot keep the same $epsilon$: Fefferman's result (and some follow up papers) show that you can find an extension with an error $Aepsilon$ where $A$ is some constant depending only on dimension.
$endgroup$
– Moishe Kohan
Mar 28 at 3:38












$begingroup$
Thx for the reference. Once the same $A$ holds for every function. It would be enough to solve my problem. The only complication I am seeing right know it is the fact that this result is for $mathbb{R}^n $ and not manifolds. Do you know how to generalize to manifolds this result?
$endgroup$
– Matheus Manzatto
Mar 28 at 9:13




$begingroup$
Thx for the reference. Once the same $A$ holds for every function. It would be enough to solve my problem. The only complication I am seeing right know it is the fact that this result is for $mathbb{R}^n $ and not manifolds. Do you know how to generalize to manifolds this result?
$endgroup$
– Matheus Manzatto
Mar 28 at 9:13










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