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Paths and Reparametrizations in Differential Geometry I = [0, 1] the unit interval. path: p : I R n, continuous, differentiable on (0, 1). regular path: p (t) 0, t (0, 1).

Paths and Reparametrizations in Differential Geometry I = [0, 1] the unit interval. path: p : I R n, continuous, differentiable on (0, 1). regular path: p (t) 0, t (0, 1). reparametrization: ϕ : (I; 0, 1) (I, 0, 1), differentiable in (0, 1), and ϕ (t) 0, i.e., strictly increasing.

Paths and Reparametrizations in Differential Geometry I = [0, 1] the unit interval. path: p : I R n, continuous, differentiable on (0, 1). regular path: p (t) 0, t (0, 1). reparametrization: ϕ : (I; 0, 1) (I, 0, 1), differentiable in (0, 1), and ϕ (t) 0, i.e., strictly increasing. Consequence: For every path p and every reparametrization ϕ, p and p ϕ have the same trace. In differential geometry, one investigates invariants of the traces = reparametrization equivalence classes of paths e.g., curvature, torsion.

Paths and Reparametrizations in Topology Basic Definitions and some Results path: continuous map p : I X, a Hausdorff space. regular?, reparametrization?

Paths and Reparametrizations in Topology Basic Definitions and some Results path: continuous map p : I X, a Hausdorff space. regular?, reparametrization? Definition A path p : I X is regular if it is constant or if there is no interval [a, b], a b on which p is constant.

Paths and Reparametrizations in Topology Basic Definitions and some Results path: continuous map p : I X, a Hausdorff space. regular?, reparametrization? Definition A path p : I X is regular if it is constant or if there is no interval [a, b], a b on which p is constant. A continuous map ϕ : (I; 0, 1) (I; 0, 1) is called a reparametrization if it is increasing, i.e., 0 s t 1 ϕ(s) ϕ(t).

Paths and Reparametrizations in Topology Basic Definitions and some Results path: continuous map p : I X, a Hausdorff space. regular?, reparametrization? Definition A path p : I X is regular if it is constant or if there is no interval [a, b], a b on which p is constant. A continuous map ϕ : (I; 0, 1) (I; 0, 1) is called a reparametrization if it is increasing, i.e., 0 s t 1 ϕ(s) ϕ(t). Two paths p, q : I X are reparametrization equivalent if there exist reparametrizations ϕ, ψ such that p ϕ = q ψ.

Paths and Reparametrizations in Topology Basic Definitions and some Results path: continuous map p : I X, a Hausdorff space. regular?, reparametrization? Definition A path p : I X is regular if it is constant or if there is no interval [a, b], a b on which p is constant. A continuous map ϕ : (I; 0, 1) (I; 0, 1) is called a reparametrization if it is increasing, i.e., 0 s t 1 ϕ(s) ϕ(t). Two paths p, q : I X are reparametrization equivalent if there exist reparametrizations ϕ, ψ such that p ϕ = q ψ. Theorem Reparametrization equivalence is an equivalence relation.

Paths and Reparametrizations in Topology Basic Definitions and some Results path: continuous map p : I X, a Hausdorff space. regular?, reparametrization? Definition A path p : I X is regular if it is constant or if there is no interval [a, b], a b on which p is constant. A continuous map ϕ : (I; 0, 1) (I; 0, 1) is called a reparametrization if it is increasing, i.e., 0 s t 1 ϕ(s) ϕ(t). Two paths p, q : I X are reparametrization equivalent if there exist reparametrizations ϕ, ψ such that p ϕ = q ψ. Theorem Reparametrization equivalence is an equivalence relation. Every path is reparametrization equivalent to a regular path.

Tools: Stop intervals, stop values, stop map etc. Definition Given a path p in X. An interval [a, b] I is a p-stop interval if it is a maximal interval on which p is constant. Let P [ ] (I) = {[a, b] 0 a < b 1}. Then (p) P [ ] (I) is the (ordered) subset consisting of all p-stop intervals.

Tools: Stop intervals, stop values, stop map etc. Definition Given a path p in X. An interval [a, b] I is a p-stop interval if it is a maximal interval on which p is constant. Let P [ ] (I) = {[a, b] 0 a < b 1}. Then (p) P [ ] (I) is the (ordered) subset consisting of all p-stop intervals. An element c X is a p-stop value if there is a p-stop interval J p with p(j) = {c}. We let C p X denote the set of all p-stop values.

Tools: Stop intervals, stop values, stop map etc. Definition Given a path p in X. An interval [a, b] I is a p-stop interval if it is a maximal interval on which p is constant. Let P [ ] (I) = {[a, b] 0 a < b 1}. Then (p) P [ ] (I) is the (ordered) subset consisting of all p-stop intervals. An element c X is a p-stop value if there is a p-stop interval J p with p(j) = {c}. We let C p X denote the set of all p-stop values. p induces the p-stop map F p : p C p with F p (J) = c p(j) = {c}.

Tools: Stop intervals, stop values, stop map etc. Definition Given a path p in X. An interval [a, b] I is a p-stop interval if it is a maximal interval on which p is constant. Let P [ ] (I) = {[a, b] 0 a < b 1}. Then (p) P [ ] (I) is the (ordered) subset consisting of all p-stop intervals. An element c X is a p-stop value if there is a p-stop interval J p with p(j) = {c}. We let C p X denote the set of all p-stop values. p induces the p-stop map F p : p C p with F p (J) = c p(j) = {c}. Proposition The sets p and C p are at most countable.

Reparametrizations in their own right Inc + (I) := {ϕ : (I; 0, 1) (I; 0, 1) ϕ increasing } Rep + (I) := {ϕ Inc + (I) ϕ continuous } Homeo + (I) := {ϕ Rep + (I) ϕ homeomorphic } a monoid a group

Reparametrizations in their own right Inc + (I) := {ϕ : (I; 0, 1) (I; 0, 1) ϕ increasing } Rep + (I) := {ϕ Inc + (I) ϕ continuous } Homeo + (I) := {ϕ Rep + (I) ϕ homeomorphic } Fact An element ϕ Inc + (I) is contained in Rep + (I) ϕ is surjective, Homeo + (I) ϕ is bijective a monoid a group

Reparametrizations in their own right Inc + (I) := {ϕ : (I; 0, 1) (I; 0, 1) ϕ increasing } Rep + (I) := {ϕ Inc + (I) ϕ continuous } Homeo + (I) := {ϕ Rep + (I) ϕ homeomorphic } Fact An element ϕ Inc + (I) is contained in Rep + (I) ϕ is surjective, Homeo + (I) ϕ is bijective a monoid a group Figure: Stop intervals and stop values of a reparametrization

All countable sets are stop value sets! Proposition For every (at most) countable set C I, there is a reparametrization ϕ Rep + (I) with C ϕ = C.

All countable sets are stop value sets! c n Proposition For every (at most) countable set C I, there is a reparametrization ϕ Rep + (I) with C ϕ = C. Proof. 1. Construct a sequence of piecewise linear maps ϕ n Rep + (I) x i+ x k x n x n+ Figure: Inserting the stop value c n inserting one stop value c n at a time.

All countable sets are stop value sets! c n Proposition For every (at most) countable set C I, there is a reparametrization ϕ Rep + (I) with C ϕ = C. Proof. 1. Construct a sequence of piecewise linear maps ϕ n Rep + (I) x i+ x k x n x n+ Figure: Inserting the stop value c n inserting one stop value c n at a time. 2. Make sure that ϕ n+1 ϕ n < 1 2 n to ensure uniform convergence,

Classification of Reparametrizations - Questions Focusing on the combinatorial data Given an at most countable subset P [ ] (I) of disjoint closed intervals an at most countable subset C I and an order-preserving bijection F : C

Classification of Reparametrizations - Questions Focusing on the combinatorial data Given an at most countable subset P [ ] (I) of disjoint closed intervals an at most countable subset C I and an order-preserving bijection F : C 1. Is there a reparametrization ϕ Rep + (I) suc that ϕ =, C ϕ = C, F ϕ = F? 2. How many?

Classification of Reparametrizations - Answers 1. Yes iff the following conditions are met for J n, K m : For max J n x I, min K n y I: 1.1 x = y limf(j n ) = limf(k n ), 1.2 x < y limf(j n ) < limf(k n ), 1.3 x = 1 limf(j n ) = 1, 1.4 y = 0 limf(k n ) = 0.

Classification of Reparametrizations - Answers 1. Yes iff the following conditions are met for J n, K m : For max J n x I, min K n y I: 1.1 x = y limf(j n ) = limf(k n ), 1.2 x < y limf(j n ) < limf(k n ), 1.3 x = 1 limf(j n ) = 1, 1.4 y = 0 limf(k n ) = 0. 2. Let D = J (the stop set), O = I \ D = J Γ (the move set, Js: disjoint maximal open intervals): The set of reparametrizations with stop map F is in one-to-one correspondence with J Γ Homeo +(I).

Classification of Reparametrizations - Answers 1. Yes iff the following conditions are met for J n, K m : For max J n x I, min K n y I: 1.1 x = y limf(j n ) = limf(k n ), 1.2 x < y limf(j n ) < limf(k n ), 1.3 x = 1 limf(j n ) = 1, 1.4 y = 0 limf(k n ) = 0. 2. Let D = J (the stop set), O = I \ D = J Γ (the move set, Js: disjoint maximal open intervals): The set of reparametrizations with stop map F is in one-to-one correspondence with J Γ Homeo +(I). The first answer above opens up for a combinatorial study of reparametrizations.

Algebra: Compositions and Factorizations Questions through stop maps 1. Given ϕ, ψ Rep + (I) with associated stop maps F ϕ : ϕ C ϕ, F ψ : ψ C ψ. Composition: Give a description of φ ψ, C φ ψ, F φ ψ.

Algebra: Compositions and Factorizations Questions through stop maps 1. Given ϕ, ψ Rep + (I) with associated stop maps F ϕ : ϕ C ϕ, F ψ : ψ C ψ. Composition: Give a description of φ ψ, C φ ψ, F φ ψ. 2. Let α, ϕ Rep + (I). Under which conditions are there factorizations I ψ α I I α I ϕ ϕ ψ I resp. I?

Compositions and Factorizations Selected Answers 1. C ϕ ψ = φ(c ψ ) C ϕ.

Compositions and Factorizations Selected Answers 1. C ϕ ψ = φ(c ψ ) C ϕ. 2. 2.1 if and only if C ϕ C α. In that case C ψ can be chosen arbitrarily in the range ϕ 1 (C α \ C ϕ ) C ψ ϕ 1 (C α \ C ϕ ) D ϕ. 2.2 if and only if there exists a map i ϕα : ϕ α such that J i ϕα (J) for every J ϕ. ( ϕ is a refinement of α ). If so, ψ is uniquely determined.

Compositions and Factorizations Selected Answers 1. C ϕ ψ = φ(c ψ ) C ϕ. 2. 2.1 if and only if C ϕ C α. In that case C ψ can be chosen arbitrarily in the range ϕ 1 (C α \ C ϕ ) C ψ ϕ 1 (C α \ C ϕ ) D ϕ. 2.2 if and only if there exists a map i ϕα : ϕ α such that J i ϕα (J) for every J ϕ. ( ϕ is a refinement of α ). If so, ψ is uniquely determined. Lifts are constructed using the stop maps discussed previously.

The algebra of reparametrizations up to homeomorphisms Consider the group action Rep + (I) Homeo + (I) Rep + (I), (ϕ, ψ) ϕ ψ. Along an orbit, the stop values are preserved.

The algebra of reparametrizations up to homeomorphisms Consider the group action Rep + (I) Homeo + (I) Rep + (I), (ϕ, ψ) ϕ ψ. Along an orbit, the stop values are preserved. More precisely: let P c (I) denote the set of countable subsets of I. Proposition C : Rep + (I)/ Homeo+ (I) P c (I), C([α]) = C α is a bijection.

The algebra of reparametrizations up to homeomorphisms Consider the group action Rep + (I) Homeo + (I) Rep + (I), (ϕ, ψ) ϕ ψ. Along an orbit, the stop values are preserved. More precisely: let P c (I) denote the set of countable subsets of I. Proposition C : Rep + (I)/ Homeo+ (I) P c (I), C([α]) = C α is a bijection. The map C becomes even an isomorphism of distributive lattices with natural operations corresponding to,, e.g.: Proposition For every ϕ 1, ϕ 2 Rep + (I), there exist ψ 1, ψ 2 Rep + (I) completing the diagram ψ 1 I I ψ 2 I ϕ 2 I with C ϕ1 ψ 1 = C ϕ2 ψ 2 = C ϕ1 C ϕ2. ϕ 1

Reparametrization equivalence is an equivalence relation Definition Two paths p, q : I X are reparametrization equivalent if there exist reparametrizations ϕ, ψ such that p ϕ = q ψ.

Reparametrization equivalence is an equivalence relation Definition Two paths p, q : I X are reparametrization equivalent if there exist reparametrizations ϕ, ψ such that p ϕ = q ψ. Theorem Reparametrization equivalence is an equivalence relation.

Reparametrization equivalence is an equivalence relation Definition Two paths p, q : I X are reparametrization equivalent if there exist reparametrizations ϕ, ψ such that p ϕ = q ψ. Theorem Reparametrization equivalence is an equivalence relation. Proof. Transitivity: Assume p ϕ = q ψ and q ϕ = r ψ for paths p, q, r P(X) and reparametrizations ϕ, ϕ, ψ, ψ Rep + (I). There are reparametrizations η, η Rep + (I) such that ψ η = ϕ η ; hence p ϕ η = r ψ η.

Every path is reparametrization equivalent to a regular path Theorem For every path p in X, there exists a regular path q in X and a reparametrization ϕ such that p = q ϕ.

Every path is reparametrization equivalent to a regular path Theorem For every path p in X, there exists a regular path q in X and a reparametrization ϕ such that p = q ϕ. Proof. (using results on reparametrizations!) 1. Define m : p I the midpoint map on the stop intervals; C = m( p ) I.

Every path is reparametrization equivalent to a regular path Theorem For every path p in X, there exists a regular path q in X and a reparametrization ϕ such that p = q ϕ. Proof. (using results on reparametrizations!) 1. Define m : p I the midpoint map on the stop intervals; C = m( p ) I. 2. m : p C is the stop function of a reparametrization ϕ check 4 conditions!

Every path is reparametrization equivalent to a regular path Theorem For every path p in X, there exists a regular path q in X and a reparametrization ϕ such that p = q ϕ. Proof. (using results on reparametrizations!) 1. Define m : p I the midpoint map on the stop intervals; C = m( p ) I. 2. m : p C is the stop function of a reparametrization ϕ check 4 conditions! 3. There is a factorization I Check continuity! ϕ I p X q through a regular path q.

Traces = Regular Traces P(X)(x, y) space of paths p in X with p(0) = x and p(y) = 1 R(X)(x, y) space of regular paths p in X with p(0) = x and p(y) = 1

Traces = Regular Traces P(X)(x, y) space of paths p in X with p(0) = x and p(y) = 1 R(X)(x, y) space of regular paths p in X with p(0) = x and p(y) = 1 T(X)(x, y) quotient space of paths up to reparametrization equivalence T R (X)(x, y) quotient space of regular paths up to stricly increasing reparametrizations

Traces = Regular Traces P(X)(x, y) space of paths p in X with p(0) = x and p(y) = 1 R(X)(x, y) space of regular paths p in X with p(0) = x and p(y) = 1 T(X)(x, y) quotient space of paths up to reparametrization equivalence T R (X)(x, y) quotient space of regular paths up to stricly increasing reparametrizations Theorem For every two points x, y X in a Hausdorff space X, the map i : T R (X)(x, y) T(X)(x, y) is a homeomorphism.

Traces = Regular Traces P(X)(x, y) space of paths p in X with p(0) = x and p(y) = 1 R(X)(x, y) space of regular paths p in X with p(0) = x and p(y) = 1 T(X)(x, y) quotient space of paths up to reparametrization equivalence T R (X)(x, y) quotient space of regular paths up to stricly increasing reparametrizations Theorem For every two points x, y X in a Hausdorff space X, the map i : T R (X)(x, y) T(X)(x, y) is a homeomorphism. Corollary R(X)(x, y) and T(X)(x, y) are homotopy equivalent.

Traces = Regular Traces on saturated d-spaces d-space (Grandis): a topological space with a set P(X) P(X) of directed paths, closed under (increasing) reparametrizations and under concatenation. saturated d-space: If p P(X), ϕ Rep + (I) and p ϕ P(X), then p P(X).

Traces = Regular Traces on saturated d-spaces d-space (Grandis): a topological space with a set P(X) P(X) of directed paths, closed under (increasing) reparametrizations and under concatenation. saturated d-space: If p P(X), ϕ Rep + (I) and p ϕ P(X), then p P(X). Corollary Let X denote a saturated d-space and let x, y X. The map i : T R (X)(x, y) T(X)(x, y) induced by inclusion R(X)(x, y) P(X)(x, y) is a homeomorphism.

Traces = Regular Traces on saturated d-spaces d-space (Grandis): a topological space with a set P(X) P(X) of directed paths, closed under (increasing) reparametrizations and under concatenation. saturated d-space: If p P(X), ϕ Rep + (I) and p ϕ P(X), then p P(X). Corollary Let X denote a saturated d-space and let x, y X. The map i : T R (X)(x, y) T(X)(x, y) induced by inclusion R(X)(x, y) P(X)(x, y) is a homeomorphism. d-spaces are used to model concurrency geometrically directed paths model concurrent executions. The Corollary opens up for an algebraic topological and categorical investigation of the spaces of traces (concatenation is associative!) via functors from algebraic topology (homotopy, homology etc.)