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S TAT E U N I V E R S I T Y O F N E W YO R K Recursive Moving Frames Francis Valiquette S TAT E U N I V E R S I T Y O F N E W YO R K Ongoing work with Peter J. Olver Fields Institute December 12, 2013 Francis Valiquette Recursive


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Recursive Moving Frames

Francis Valiquette

S TAT E U N I V E R S I T Y O F N E W YO R K

Ongoing work with Peter J. Olver

Fields Institute

December 12, 2013

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Lie pseudo-groups

Lie pseudo-groups ú infinite-dimensional generalization

  • f local Lie group actions

Given G acting on M, I’m interested in the induced action on S Ă M Example: X “ f pxq Y “ epx, yq “ fxpxq y ` gpxq U “ u ` ex fx

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Lie pseudo-groups

Lie pseudo-groups ú infinite-dimensional generalization

  • f local Lie group actions

Given G acting on M, I’m interested in the induced action on S Ă M Example: X “ f pxq Y “ epx, yq “ fxpxq y ` gpxq U “ u ` ex fx

Francis Valiquette Recursive Moving Frames 12/12/2013 2 / 36

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Lie pseudo-groups

Lie pseudo-groups ú infinite-dimensional generalization

  • f local Lie group actions

Given G acting on M, I’m interested in the induced action on S Ă M Example: X “ f pxq Y “ epx, yq “ fxpxq y ` gpxq U “ u ` ex fx

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Lie pseudo-groups in action

symmetry of differential equations

Navier–Stokes, Euler, K–P, Davey–Stewartson

equivalence transformations

fiber, point, contact equivalence of differential equations

gauge transformations

Maxwell, Yang–Mills, conformal, string, . . .

invariant variational calculus – Noether’s second theorem (Stay tuned: Irina, Juha) . . .

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Main theme & tools

Compute differential invariants invariant differential forms invariant differential operators Tools available: Lie’s infinitesimal method Cartan’s method (EDS) Equivariant moving frames Lie algebroids

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Main theme & tools

Compute differential invariants invariant differential forms invariant differential operators Tools available: Lie’s infinitesimal method Cartan’s method (EDS) Equivariant moving frames Lie algebroids

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Main theme & tools

Compute differential invariants invariant differential forms invariant differential operators Tools available: Lie’s infinitesimal method Cartan’s method (EDS) Equivariant moving frames Lie algebroids Pick your favorite approach!

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Main theme & tools

Compute differential invariants invariant differential forms invariant differential operators Tools available: Lie’s infinitesimal method Cartan’s method (EDS) Lie algebroids Pick your favorite approach!

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Equivariant moving frames

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Why use equivariant moving frames?

Decouples the moving frame theory from reliance on any form of frame bundle or connection

basic calculus even an undergraduate student can do this!

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Why use equivariant moving frames?

Decouples the moving frame theory from reliance on any form of frame bundle or connection

basic calculus even an undergraduate student can do this!

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Why use equivariant moving frames?

Decouples the moving frame theory from reliance on any form of frame bundle or connection

basic calculus even an undergraduate student can do this!

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Why use equivariant moving frames?

Decouples the moving frame theory from reliance on any form of frame bundle or connection

basic calculus even an undergraduate student can do this!

Recurrence relations

symbolic basic linear algebra reveal the structure of the algebra of differential invariants

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Why use equivariant moving frames?

Decouples the moving frame theory from reliance on any form of frame bundle or connection

basic calculus even an undergraduate student can do this!

Recurrence relations

symbolic basic linear algebra reveal the structure of the algebra of differential invariants

Francis Valiquette Recursive Moving Frames 12/12/2013 5 / 36

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Why use equivariant moving frames?

Decouples the moving frame theory from reliance on any form of frame bundle or connection

basic calculus even an undergraduate student can do this!

Recurrence relations

symbolic basic linear algebra reveal the structure of the algebra of differential invariants

Francis Valiquette Recursive Moving Frames 12/12/2013 5 / 36

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Why use equivariant moving frames?

Decouples the moving frame theory from reliance on any form of frame bundle or connection

basic calculus even an undergraduate student can do this!

Recurrence relations

symbolic basic linear algebra reveal the structure of the algebra of differential invariants

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Growing number of applications

computer vision group foliation invariant calculus of variation invariant geometric flows invariant numerical schemes computation of

Laplace invariants of differential operators invariants and covariants of Killing tensors invariants of Lie algebras

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Moving frame algorithm

1 Lie (pseudo-)group

action

2 prolonged action

(freeness)

3 cross-section 4 normalization 5 invariantization Francis Valiquette Recursive Moving Frames 12/12/2013 7 / 36

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Moving frame algorithm

1 Lie (pseudo-)group

action

2 prolonged action

(freeness)

3 cross-section 4 normalization 5 invariantization

✲ ✲ ✲

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Moving frame algorithm

1 Lie (pseudo-)group

action

2 prolonged action

(freeness)

3 cross-section 4 normalization 5 invariantization

✲ ✲ ✲

Kn

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Moving frame algorithm

1 Lie (pseudo-)group

action

2 prolonged action

(freeness)

3 cross-section 4 normalization 5 invariantization

✲ ✲ ✲

Kn

zpnq

✉✠

ρpnqpzpnqq

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Moving frame algorithm

1 Lie (pseudo-)group

action

2 prolonged action

(freeness)

3 cross-section 4 normalization 5 invariantization

✲ ✲ ✲

Kn

zpnq

✉✠

ρpnqpzpnqq

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Example

X “ f pxq Y “ epx, yq “ fxpxq y ` gpxq U “ u ` ex fx Prolonged action: (Lifted invariants) UX “ ux fx ` exx ´ ex uy f 2

x

´ 2fxx ex f 3

x

UY “ uy fx ` fxx f 2

x

UXY “ uxy f 2

x

` fxxx ´ fxx uy ´ ex uyy f 3

x

´ 2f 2

xx

f 4

x

UYY “ uyy f 2

x

UXX “ uxx f 2

x

` exxx ´ exx uy ´ 2ex uxy ´ fxx ux f 3

x

` e2

x uyy ` 3ex fxxx uy ´ 4exx fxx ´ 3ex fxxx

f 4

x

` 8ex f 2

xx

f 5

x

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Example

X “ f pxq Y “ epx, yq “ fxpxq y ` gpxq U “ u ` ex fx Prolonged action: (Lifted invariants) UX “ ux fx ` exx ´ ex uy f 2

x

´ 2fxx ex f 3

x

UY “ uy fx ` fxx f 2

x

UXY “ uxy f 2

x

` fxxx ´ fxx uy ´ ex uyy f 3

x

´ 2f 2

xx

f 4

x

UYY “ uyy f 2

x

UXX “ uxx f 2

x

` exxx ´ exx uy ´ 2ex uxy ´ fxx ux f 3

x

` e2

x uyy ` 3ex fxxx uy ´ 4exx fxx ´ 3ex fxxx

f 4

x

` 8ex f 2

xx

f 5

x

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Example

X “ f pxq Y “ epx, yq “ fxpxq y ` gpxq U “ u ` ex fx Prolonged action: (Lifted invariants) UX “ ux fx ` exx ´ ex uy f 2

x

´ 2fxx ex f 3

x

UY “ uy fx ` fxx f 2

x

UXY “ uxy f 2

x

` fxxx ´ fxx uy ´ ex uyy f 3

x

´ 2f 2

xx

f 4

x

UYY “ uyy f 2

x

UXX “ uxx f 2

x

` exxx ´ exx uy ´ 2ex uxy ´ fxx ux f 3

x

` e2

x uyy ` 3ex fxxx uy ´ 4exx fxx ´ 3ex fxxx

f 4

x

` 8ex f 2

xx

f 5

x

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Cross-section: K8 “

  • x “ y “ uxk “ uyxk “ 0, uyy “ 1,

k ě 0 ( . Normalization equations: X “ Y “ UX k “ UYX k “ 0 UYY “ 1 Definition: The constant lifted invariants are called phantom invariants

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Cross-section: K8 “

  • x “ y “ uxk “ uyxk “ 0, uyy “ 1,

k ě 0 ( . Normalization equations: X “ Y “ UX k “ UYX k “ 0 UYY “ 1 Definition: The constant lifted invariants are called phantom invariants

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Cross-section: K8 “

  • x “ y “ uxk “ uyxk “ 0, uyy “ 1,

k ě 0 ( . Normalization equations: X “ Y “ UX k “ UYX k “ 0 UYY “ 1 Definition: The constant lifted invariants are called phantom invariants

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Cross-section: K8 “

  • x “ y “ uxk “ uyxk “ 0, uyy “ 1,

k ě 0 ( . Normalization equations: X “ Y “ UX k “ UYX k “ 0 UYY “ 1 Definition: The constant lifted invariants are called phantom invariants Solving . . . 0 “ X “ f 0 “ Y “ e 0 “ U “ u ` ex fx 0 “ UX “ ux fx ` exx ´ ex uy f 2

x

´ 2fxx ex f 3

x

0 “ UY “ uy fx ` fxx f 2

x

. . .

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Cross-section: K8 “

  • x “ y “ uxk “ uyxk “ 0, uyy “ 1,

k ě 0 ( . Normalization equations: X “ Y “ UX k “ UYX k “ 0 UYY “ 1 Definition: The constant lifted invariants are called phantom invariants p ρ: f “ 0 e “ 0 ex “ ´u ?uyy exx “ pu uy ´ uxq?uyy exxx “ pu uxy ` 2u2uyy ` 2ux uy ´ uxx ´ 2u2

yq?uyy

fxx “ ´uy ?uyy fxxx “ pu2

y ´ uxy ´ u uyyq?uyy

fx “ ?uyy

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Invariantization: UXYY “ fx uxyy ´ ex uyyy ´ 2fxx uyy f 4

x

UYYY “ uyyy f 3

x

ó fx “ ?uyy fxx “ ´uy ?uyy ex “ ´u ?uyy ó p UXYY “ uxyy ` u uyyy ` 2uy uyy u3{2

yy

p UYYY “ uyyy u3{2

yy

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Invariantization: UXYY “ fx uxyy ´ ex uyyy ´ 2fxx uyy f 4

x

UYYY “ uyyy f 3

x

ó fx “ ?uyy fxx “ ´uy ?uyy ex “ ´u ?uyy ó p UXYY “ uxyy ` u uyyy ` 2uy uyy u3{2

yy

p UYYY “ uyyy u3{2

yy

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Invariantization: UXYY “ fx uxyy ´ ex uyyy ´ 2fxx uyy f 4

x

UYYY “ uyyy f 3

x

ó fx “ ?uyy fxx “ ´uy ?uyy ex “ ´u ?uyy ó p UXYY “ uxyy ` u uyyy ` 2uy uyy u3{2

yy

p UYYY “ uyyy u3{2

yy

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Question

Moving frame algorithm

1 Lie (pseudo-)group action 2 prolonged action 3 cross-section 4 normalization 5 invariantization

computationally demanding How can steps 2 and 4 be made more effective? Avoid computing the prolonged action (Like Cartan!) Recursively construct partial moving frames

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Question

Moving frame algorithm

1 Lie (pseudo-)group action 2 prolonged action 3 cross-section 4 normalization 5 invariantization

computationally demanding How can steps 2 and 4 be made more effective? Avoid computing the prolonged action (Like Cartan!) Recursively construct partial moving frames

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Question

Moving frame algorithm

1 Lie (pseudo-)group action 2 prolonged action 3 cross-section 4 normalization 5 invariantization

computationally demanding How can steps 2 and 4 be made more effective? Avoid computing the prolonged action (Like Cartan!) Recursively construct partial moving frames

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Question

Moving frame algorithm

1 Lie (pseudo-)group action 2 prolonged action 3 cross-section 4 normalization 5 invariantization

computationally demanding How can steps 2 and 4 be made more effective? Avoid computing the prolonged action (Like Cartan!) Recursively construct partial moving frames

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Bundles

z “ px, uq coordinates on M Jk – submanifold jet bundle: zpkq : x1, . . . , xp independent u1, . . . , uq dependent . . . uα

K . . .

jet G – Lie pseudo-group: g : Z a “ φapzbq a, b “ 1, . . . , m “ p ` q Gpkq – pseudo-group jet bundle: gpkq : z1, . . . , zm source Z 1, . . . , Z m target . . . Z a

B . . .

jet

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Lifted bundle

Bpkq – Lifted bundle: zpkq “ p xi . . . uα

K . . . q

gpkq “ pX i

B . . . Uα B q

Groupoid structure: Bpkq

σpkq

  • τ pkq
  • Jk

Jk σpkqpzpkq, gpkqq “ zpkq τ pkqpzpkq, gpkqq “ gpkq ¨ zpkq Right multiplication: Rhpzpkq, gpkqq “ phpkq ¨ zpkq, gpkq ¨ phpkqq´1q

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Lift

Coframe on Bp8q: Jet forms: dxi duα

K

ˆ

  • r

θα

K “ duα K ´ p

ÿ

k“1

K,kdxk

˙ Group forms: Υa

B “ dZ a B ´ m

ÿ

b“1

Z a

B,b dzb

Jet projection: πJ : Ω˚pBp8qq Ñ Ω˚

JpBp8qq “ x . . . dxi . . . duα K . . . y

Definition: The lift of ω P Ω˚pJ8q is λ λ λpωq “ πJrpτ p8qq˚ωs

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Lift

Coframe on Bp8q: Jet forms: dxi duα

K

ˆ

  • r

θα

K “ duα K ´ p

ÿ

k“1

K,kdxk

˙ Group forms: Υa

B “ dZ a B ´ m

ÿ

b“1

Z a

B,b dzb

Jet projection: πJ : Ω˚pBp8qq Ñ Ω˚

JpBp8qq “ x . . . dxi . . . duα K . . . y

Definition: The lift of ω P Ω˚pJ8q is λ λ λpωq “ πJrpτ p8qq˚ωs

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Lift

Coframe on Bp8q: Jet forms: dxi duα

K

ˆ

  • r

θα

K “ duα K ´ p

ÿ

k“1

K,kdxk

˙ Group forms: Υa

B “ dZ a B ´ m

ÿ

b“1

Z a

B,b dzb

Jet projection: πJ : Ω˚pBp8qq Ñ Ω˚

JpBp8qq “ x . . . dxi . . . duα K . . . y

Definition: The lift of ω P Ω˚pJ8q is λ λ λpωq “ πJrpτ p8qq˚ωs

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Invariant coframe

Lifted jet coframe: σi “ λ λ λpdxiq σα

K “ λ

λ λpduα

Kq

ˆ

  • r ϑα

K “ λ

λ λpθα

Kq

˙ Relation: σα

K “ p

ÿ

i“1

K,iσi ` ϑα K ” p

ÿ

i“1

K,iσi

Lifted jet frame: Di “ λ λ λ ˆ B Bxi ˙ DK

α “ λ

λ λ ˆ B Buα

K

˙ defined by dJFpx, upnq, gpnqq “

p

ÿ

i“1

DipFq σi ` ÿ

α,K

DK

α pFq σα K

Maurer–Cartan forms: µa

B “ Db1 ¨ ¨ ¨ DbkpΥaq

B “ pb1, . . . , bkq 1 ď bi ď m

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Invariant coframe

Lifted jet coframe: σi “ λ λ λpdxiq σα

K “ λ

λ λpduα

Kq

ˆ

  • r ϑα

K “ λ

λ λpθα

Kq

˙ Relation: σα

K “ p

ÿ

i“1

K,iσi ` ϑα K ” p

ÿ

i“1

K,iσi

Lifted jet frame: Di “ λ λ λ ˆ B Bxi ˙ DK

α “ λ

λ λ ˆ B Buα

K

˙ defined by dJFpx, upnq, gpnqq “

p

ÿ

i“1

DipFq σi ` ÿ

α,K

DK

α pFq σα K

Maurer–Cartan forms: µa

B “ Db1 ¨ ¨ ¨ DbkpΥaq

B “ pb1, . . . , bkq 1 ď bi ď m

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Invariant coframe

Lifted jet coframe: σi “ λ λ λpdxiq σα

K “ λ

λ λpduα

Kq

ˆ

  • r ϑα

K “ λ

λ λpθα

Kq

˙ Relation: σα

K “ p

ÿ

i“1

K,iσi ` ϑα K ” p

ÿ

i“1

K,iσi

Lifted jet frame: Di “ λ λ λ ˆ B Bxi ˙ DK

α “ λ

λ λ ˆ B Buα

K

˙ defined by dJFpx, upnq, gpnqq “

p

ÿ

i“1

DipFq σi ` ÿ

α,K

DK

α pFq σα K

Maurer–Cartan forms: µa

B “ Db1 ¨ ¨ ¨ DbkpΥaq

B “ pb1, . . . , bkq 1 ď bi ď m

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Invariant coframe

Lifted jet coframe: σi “ λ λ λpdxiq σα

K “ λ

λ λpduα

Kq

ˆ

  • r ϑα

K “ λ

λ λpθα

Kq

˙ Relation: σα

K “ p

ÿ

i“1

K,iσi ` ϑα K ” p

ÿ

i“1

K,iσi

Lifted jet frame: Di “ λ λ λ ˆ B Bxi ˙ DK

α “ λ

λ λ ˆ B Buα

K

˙ defined by dJFpx, upnq, gpnqq “

p

ÿ

i“1

DipFq σi ` ÿ

α,K

DK

α pFq σα K

Maurer–Cartan forms: µa

B “ Db1 ¨ ¨ ¨ DbkpΥaq

B “ pb1, . . . , bkq 1 ď bi ď m

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Partial moving frame

Definition: A partial moving frame of order k is a right-invariant (local) subbundle p Bpkq Ă Bpkq. Right-invariance Rhp p Bpkqq Ă p Bpkq Proposition: If TKkˇ ˇ

zpkq ‘ gpkqˇ

ˇ

zpkq “ TJkˇ

ˇ

zpkq

for all zpkq P Kk, then p Bpkq “ pτ pkqq´1Kk defines a partial moving frame

  • r order k.

Moving frame: p ρpkqpzpkqq P p Bpkq Partial moving frame: p ρpkqpzpkq, hpkqq P p Bpkq

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Partial moving frame

Definition: A partial moving frame of order k is a right-invariant (local) subbundle p Bpkq Ă Bpkq. Right-invariance Rhp p Bpkqq Ă p Bpkq Proposition: If TKkˇ ˇ

zpkq ‘ gpkqˇ

ˇ

zpkq “ TJkˇ

ˇ

zpkq

for all zpkq P Kk, then p Bpkq “ pτ pkqq´1Kk defines a partial moving frame

  • r order k.

Moving frame: p ρpkqpzpkqq P p Bpkq Partial moving frame: p ρpkqpzpkq, hpkqq P p Bpkq

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Partial moving frame

Definition: A partial moving frame of order k is a right-invariant (local) subbundle p Bpkq Ă Bpkq. Right-invariance Rhp p Bpkqq Ă p Bpkq Proposition: If TKkˇ ˇ

zpkq ‘ gpkqˇ

ˇ

zpkq “ TJkˇ

ˇ

zpkq

for all zpkq P Kk, then p Bpkq “ pτ pkqq´1Kk defines a partial moving frame

  • r order k.

Moving frame: p ρpkqpzpkqq P p Bpkq Partial moving frame: p ρpkqpzpkq, hpkqq P p Bpkq

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Invariantization

Definition: Let p ρ be a (partial) moving frame. The invariantization of ω P Ω˚pJ8q is p ω “ ιpωq “ p ρ ˚rλ λ λpωqs Notation: p σi “ ιpdxiq p σα

K “ ιpduα Kq

p Di “ ι ˆ B Bxi ˙ p DK

α “ ι

ˆ B Buα

K

˙ and p Υa

B “ p

ρ ˚pΥa

Bq

p µa

B “ p

ρ ˚pµa

Bq

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Invariantization

Definition: Let p ρ be a (partial) moving frame. The invariantization of ω P Ω˚pJ8q is p ω “ ιpωq “ p ρ ˚rλ λ λpωqs Notation: p σi “ ιpdxiq p σα

K “ ιpduα Kq

p Di “ ι ˆ B Bxi ˙ p DK

α “ ι

ˆ B Buα

K

˙ and p Υa

B “ p

ρ ˚pΥa

Bq

p µa

B “ p

ρ ˚pµa

Bq

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Recurrence relations

ι ˝d ‰ d ˝ι ι “ p ρ ˚ ˝πJ ˝pτ p8qq˚ g “

  • local vector fields tangent to pseudo-group orbits in M

( gpkq “

  • local vector fields tangent to pseudo-group orbits in Jk(

The prolongation of v “

m

ÿ

a“1

ζapzq B Bza “

p

ÿ

i“1

ξipx, uq B Bxi `

q

ÿ

α“1

ϕαpx, uq B Buα P g is vpkq “

p

ÿ

i“1

ξipx, uq B Bxi `

q

ÿ

α“1 k

ÿ

#Kě0

ϕK

α

B Buα

K

P gpkq where ϕK

α “ DK

ˆ ϕα ´

p

ÿ

i“1

ξiuα

i

˙ `

p

ÿ

i“1

ξiuα

K,i

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Recurrence relations

ι ˝d ‰ d ˝ι ι “ p ρ ˚ ˝πJ ˝pτ p8qq˚ g “

  • local vector fields tangent to pseudo-group orbits in M

( gpkq “

  • local vector fields tangent to pseudo-group orbits in Jk(

The prolongation of v “

m

ÿ

a“1

ζapzq B Bza “

p

ÿ

i“1

ξipx, uq B Bxi `

q

ÿ

α“1

ϕαpx, uq B Buα P g is vpkq “

p

ÿ

i“1

ξipx, uq B Bxi `

q

ÿ

α“1 k

ÿ

#Kě0

ϕK

α

B Buα

K

P gpkq where ϕK

α “ DK

ˆ ϕα ´

p

ÿ

i“1

ξiuα

i

˙ `

p

ÿ

i“1

ξiuα

K,i

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Recurrence relations

ι ˝d ‰ d ˝ι ι “ p ρ ˚ ˝πJ ˝pτ p8qq˚ g “

  • local vector fields tangent to pseudo-group orbits in M

( gpkq “

  • local vector fields tangent to pseudo-group orbits in Jk(

The prolongation of v “

m

ÿ

a“1

ζapzq B Bza “

p

ÿ

i“1

ξipx, uq B Bxi `

q

ÿ

α“1

ϕαpx, uq B Buα P g is vpkq “

p

ÿ

i“1

ξipx, uq B Bxi `

q

ÿ

α“1 k

ÿ

#Kě0

ϕK

α

B Buα

K

P gpkq where ϕK

α “ DK

ˆ ϕα ´

p

ÿ

i“1

ξiuα

i

˙ `

p

ÿ

i“1

ξiuα

K,i

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Recurrence relations

ι ˝d ‰ d ˝ι ι “ p ρ ˚ ˝πJ ˝pτ p8qq˚ g “

  • local vector fields tangent to pseudo-group orbits in M

( gpkq “

  • local vector fields tangent to pseudo-group orbits in Jk(

The prolongation of v “

m

ÿ

a“1

ζapzq B Bza “

p

ÿ

i“1

ξipx, uq B Bxi `

q

ÿ

α“1

ϕαpx, uq B Buα P g is vpkq “

p

ÿ

i“1

ξipx, uq B Bxi `

q

ÿ

α“1 k

ÿ

#Kě0

ϕK

α

B Buα

K

P gpkq where ϕK

α “ DK

ˆ ϕα ´

p

ÿ

i“1

ξiuα

i

˙ `

p

ÿ

i“1

ξiuα

K,i

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v “

m

ÿ

a“1

ζapzq B Bza ϕK

α “ DK

ˆ ϕα ´

p

ÿ

i“1

ξiuα

i

˙ `

p

ÿ

i“1

ξiuα

K,i

Lift of vector field jets: λ λ λpζa

Bq “ µa B

Also X i “ λ λ λpxiq Uα

K “ λ

λ λpuα

Kq

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v “

m

ÿ

a“1

ζapzq B Bza ϕK

α “ DK

ˆ ϕα ´

p

ÿ

i“1

ξiuα

i

˙ `

p

ÿ

i“1

ξiuα

K,i

Lift of vector field jets: λ λ λpζa

Bq “ µa B

Also X i “ λ λ λpxiq Uα

K “ λ

λ λpuα

Kq

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v “

m

ÿ

a“1

ζapzq B Bza ϕK

α “ DK

ˆ ϕα ´

p

ÿ

i“1

ξiuα

i

˙ `

p

ÿ

i“1

ξiuα

K,i

Lift of vector field jets: λ λ λpζa

Bq “ µa B

Also X i “ λ λ λpxiq Uα

K “ λ

λ λpuα

Kq

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v “

m

ÿ

a“1

ζapzq B Bza ϕK

α “ DK

ˆ ϕα ´

p

ÿ

i“1

ξiuα

i

˙ `

p

ÿ

i“1

ξiuα

K,i

Lift of vector field jets: λ λ λpζa

Bq “ µa B

Also X i “ λ λ λpxiq Uα

K “ λ

λ λpuα

Kq

Recurrence relations: dX i “ σi ` µi dUα

K “ σα K ` ψα K

p

ÿ

i“1

K,i σi ` ϑα K ` ψα K

where ψα

K “ λ

λ λpϕK

α q

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v “

m

ÿ

a“1

ζapzq B Bza ϕK

α “ DK

ˆ ϕα ´

p

ÿ

i“1

ξiuα

i

˙ `

p

ÿ

i“1

ξiuα

K,i

Lift of vector field jets: λ λ λpζa

Bq “ µa B

Also X i “ λ λ λpxiq Uα

K “ λ

λ λpuα

Kq

Normalized recurrence relations: d p X i “ p σi ` p µi d p Uα

K “ p

σα

K ` p

ψα

K

p

ÿ

i“1

p Uα

K,i p

σi ` p ϑα

K ` p

ψα

K

where p ψα

K “ p

ρ ˚rλ λ λpϕK

α qs

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Recursive moving frame goal

Find p ρ p σi p σα

K

p Di p DK

α

p µa

B

recursively without computing σi σα

K

Di DK

α

µa

B

Rough idea: normalize, prolong, normalize, prolong, . . .

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Recursive moving frame goal

Find p ρ p σi p σα

K

p Di p DK

α

p µa

B

recursively without computing σi σα

K

Di DK

α

µa

B

Key: recurrence relations vanishing of (most) group forms along pseudo-group orbits p µa

B “ p

Db1 ¨ ¨ ¨ p Dbkpp µaq à Lie pseudo-group structure equations

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By the way (Olver, Pohjanpelto – 2005)

Let G with determining system F pkqpz, Z pkqq “ 0 Let Lpkqpz, ζpkqq “ 0 be the infinitesimal determining system of g. Then λ λ λrLpkqpz, ζpkqqs “ LpkqpZ, µpkqq “ 0 and the structure equations of G are dσa “

a

ÿ

b“1

µa

b ^ σb,

dµa

C “ m

ÿ

b“1

„ σb ^ µa

C,b `

ÿ

C“pA,Bq #Bě1

ˆC A ˙ µa

A,b ^ µb B

 restricted to Lp8qpZ, µp8qq “ 0

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By the way (Olver, Pohjanpelto – 2005)

Let G with determining system F pkqpz, Z pkqq “ 0 Let Lpkqpz, ζpkqq “ 0 be the infinitesimal determining system of g. Then λ λ λrLpkqpz, ζpkqqs “ LpkqpZ, µpkqq “ 0 and the structure equations of G are dσa “

a

ÿ

b“1

µa

b ^ σb,

dµa

C “ m

ÿ

b“1

„ σb ^ µa

C,b `

ÿ

C“pA,Bq #Bě1

ˆC A ˙ µa

A,b ^ µb B

 restricted to Lp8qpZ, µp8qq “ 0

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By the way (Olver, Pohjanpelto – 2005)

Let G with determining system F pkqpz, Z pkqq “ 0 Let Lpkqpz, ζpkqq “ 0 be the infinitesimal determining system of g. Then λ λ λrLpkqpz, ζpkqqs “ LpkqpZ, µpkqq “ 0 and the structure equations of G are dσa “

a

ÿ

b“1

µa

b ^ σb,

dµa

C “ m

ÿ

b“1

„ σb ^ µa

C,b `

ÿ

C“pA,Bq #Bě1

ˆC A ˙ µa

A,b ^ µb B

 restricted to Lp8qpZ, µp8qq “ 0

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By the way (Olver, Pohjanpelto – 2005)

Let G with determining system F pkqpz, Z pkqq “ 0 Let Lpkqpz, ζpkqq “ 0 be the infinitesimal determining system of g. Then λ λ λrLpkqpz, ζpkqqs “ LpkqpZ, µpkqq “ 0 and the structure equations of G are dσa “

a

ÿ

b“1

µa

b ^ σb,

dµa

C “ m

ÿ

b“1

„ σb ^ µa

C,b `

ÿ

C“pA,Bq #Bě1

ˆC A ˙ µa

A,b ^ µb B

 restricted to Lp8qpZ, µp8qq “ 0

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The Maurer–Cartan structure equations

The Maurer–Cartan structure equations of G are obtained by restricting the structure equations of G to a target fiber. Example 1: The Maurer–Cartan structure equations of X “ x ` ay ` b Y “ y are dµ “ 0 dµY “ 0 Example 2: The Maurer–Cartan structure equations of X “ f pxq

  • r

X “ f pxq, U “ u f 1pxq are dµn “

n

ÿ

i“0

ˆn i ˙ µi`1 ^ µn´i n ě 0

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The Maurer–Cartan structure equations

The Maurer–Cartan structure equations of G are obtained by restricting the structure equations of G to a target fiber. Example 1: The Maurer–Cartan structure equations of X “ x ` ay ` b Y “ y are dµ “ 0 dµY “ 0 Example 2: The Maurer–Cartan structure equations of X “ f pxq

  • r

X “ f pxq, U “ u f 1pxq are dµn “

n

ÿ

i“0

ˆn i ˙ µi`1 ^ µn´i n ě 0

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The Maurer–Cartan structure equations

The Maurer–Cartan structure equations of G are obtained by restricting the structure equations of G to a target fiber. Example 1: The Maurer–Cartan structure equations of X “ x ` ay ` b Y “ y are dµ “ 0 dµY “ 0 Example 2: The Maurer–Cartan structure equations of X “ f pxq

  • r

X “ f pxq, U “ u f 1pxq are dµn “

n

ÿ

i“0

ˆn i ˙ µi`1 ^ µn´i n ě 0

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Example

Pseudo-group X “ f pxq Y “ epx, yq “ f 1pxq y ` gpxq U “ u ` ex f 1pxq Step 1: Order 0 jet forms σx “ fx dx σy “ ex dx `fx dy σu “ du` ˆexx fx ´ ex fxx f 2

x

˙ dx ` fxx fx dy Order 0 normalizations K0 “ tx “ y “ u “ 0u

  • X “ Y “ U “ 0

Pseudo-group normalizations f “ 0 e “ 0 ex “ ´u fx

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Group forms Υk “ dfk ´ fk`1 dx Ψk “ dek,0 ´ ek`1,0 dx ´ fk`1 dy Normalization p Υ “ ´fx dx p Ψ “ fxpu dx ´ dyq p Ψx “ ´dpu fxq ´ exx dx ´ fxx dy p Υk “ 0, k ě 1: fk`1 “ Dk

x pfxq,

k ě 1 p Ψ “ 0: dy “ u dx

  • dy

dx “ upx, ypxqq

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p Ψx “ 0: exx “ ´pux ` u uyqfx ´ 2u fxx. p Ψk “ 0, k ě 2: ek`1,0 “ Dxpek,0q Normalization p σx “ fx dx, p σy “ fxpdy ´ u dxq and p σu “ du ´ ˆ ux ` u uy ` u fxx fx ˙ dx ` fxx fx dy ” ˆuy fx ` fxx f 2

x

˙ p σy “ p UY p σy

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Order 1 normalization p UY “ 0

  • fxx “ ´uy fx

Prolongation f “ 0 fxx “ ´uy fx fxxx “ pu2

y ´ uxy ´ u uyyqfx

. . . e “ 0 ex “ ´u fx exx “ pu uy ´ uxqfx exxx “ pu uxy ` 2u2uyy ` 2uyux ´ uxx ´ u u2

yqfx

. . .

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(Partial) Cross-section

We have normalized f fxx fxxx . . . e ex exx . . . without computing the prolonged action! What is the (partial) cross-section K8 producing these normalizations? To find K8: p ρ ˇ ˇ ˇ

K8 “ 1p8qˇ

ˇ ˇ

K8

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(Partial) Cross-section

We have normalized f fxx fxxx . . . e ex exx . . . without computing the prolonged action! What is the (partial) cross-section K8 producing these normalizations? To find K8: p ρ ˇ ˇ ˇ

K8 “ 1p8qˇ

ˇ ˇ

K8

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(Partial) Cross-section

We have normalized f fxx fxxx . . . e ex exx . . . without computing the prolonged action! What is the (partial) cross-section K8 producing these normalizations? To find K8: p ρ ˇ ˇ ˇ

K8 “ 1p8qˇ

ˇ ˇ

K8

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Substituting f “ x fx “ 1 fxx “ ¨ ¨ ¨ “ 0 e “ y ex “ ¨ ¨ ¨ “ 0 into f “ 0 fxx “ ´uy fx fxxx “ pu2

y ´ uxy ´ u uyyqfx

. . . e “ 0 ex “ ´u fx exx “ pu uy ´ uxqfx . . . yields K8 “ tx “ y “ uxk “ uyxk “ 0, k ě 0u Remains to normalize fx

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Substituting f “ x fx “ 1 fxx “ ¨ ¨ ¨ “ 0 e “ y ex “ ¨ ¨ ¨ “ 0 into f “ 0 fxx “ ´uy fx fxxx “ pu2

y ´ uxy ´ u uyyqfx

. . . e “ 0 ex “ ´u fx exx “ pu uy ´ uxqfx . . . yields K8 “ tx “ y “ uxk “ uyxk “ 0, k ě 0u Remains to normalize fx

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Substituting f “ x fx “ 1 fxx “ ¨ ¨ ¨ “ 0 e “ y ex “ ¨ ¨ ¨ “ 0 into f “ 0 fxx “ ´uy fx fxxx “ pu2

y ´ uxy ´ u uyyqfx

. . . e “ 0 ex “ ´u fx exx “ pu uy ´ uxqfx . . . yields K8 “ tx “ y “ uxk “ uyxk “ 0, k ě 0u Remains to normalize fx

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Step 2: Compute the 2nd order partially normalized prolonged action ó Need the recurrence relations For X “ f pxq Y “ epx, yq “ fxpxq ` gpxq U “ u ` ex fx we have v “ ξpxq B Bx ` ηpx, yq B By ` ηxpx, yq B Bu , ηy “ ξx Basis of Maurer–Cartan forms µX k “ λ λ λpξxkq νX k “ λ λ λpηxkq

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Step 2: Compute the 2nd order partially normalized prolonged action ó Need the recurrence relations For X “ f pxq Y “ epx, yq “ fxpxq ` gpxq U “ u ` ex fx we have v “ ξpxq B Bx ` ηpx, yq B By ` ηxpx, yq B Bu , ηy “ ξx Basis of Maurer–Cartan forms µX k “ λ λ λpξxkq νX k “ λ λ λpηxkq

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Step 2: Compute the 2nd order partially normalized prolonged action ó Need the recurrence relations For X “ f pxq Y “ epx, yq “ fxpxq ` gpxq U “ u ` ex fx we have v “ ξpxq B Bx ` ηpx, yq B By ` ηxpx, yq B Bu , ηy “ ξx Basis of Maurer–Cartan forms µX k “ λ λ λpξxkq νX k “ λ λ λpηxkq

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Step 2: Compute the 2nd order partially normalized prolonged action ó Need the recurrence relations For X “ f pxq Y “ epx, yq “ fxpxq ` gpxq U “ u ` ex fx we have v “ ξpxq B Bx ` ηpx, yq B By ` ηxpx, yq B Bu , ηy “ ξx Basis of Maurer–Cartan forms µX k “ λ λ λpξxkq νX k “ λ λ λpηxkq

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Recurrence relations: dX “ σx ` µ dY “ σy ` ν dU “ σu ` νX dUX “ σu

x ` νXX ´ UX µX ´ UY νX

dUY “ σu

y ` µXX ´ UY µX

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Recurrence relations: dX “ σx ` µ dY “ σy ` ν dU “ σu ` νX dUX “ σu

x ` νXX ´ UX µX ´ UY νX

dUY “ σu

y ` µXX ´ UY µX

When K1 “ tx “ y “ ux “ uy “ 0u

  • X “ Y “ U “ UX “ UY “ 0

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Recurrence relations: 0 “ p σx ` p µ 0 “ p σy ` p ν 0 “ p σu ` p νX 0 “ p σu

x ` p

νXX 0 “ p σu

y ` p

µXX When K1 “ tx “ y “ ux “ uy “ 0u

  • X “ Y “ U “ UX “ UY “ 0

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Recurrence relations: 0 “ p σx ` p µ 0 “ p σy ` p ν 0 “ p σu ` p νX 0 “ p σu

x ` p

νXX 0 “ p σu

y ` p

µXX When K1 “ tx “ y “ ux “ uy “ 0u

  • X “ Y “ U “ UX “ UY “ 0

Normalized Maurer–Cartan forms: p µ “ ´p σx “ ´fx dx p µXX “ ´p σu

y ” ´p

UYY p σy

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SLIDE 88 S TAT E U N I V E R S I T Y O F N E W YO R K

Recurrence relations: 0 “ p σx ` p µ 0 “ p σy ` p ν 0 “ p σu ` p νX 0 “ p σu

x ` p

νXX 0 “ p σu

y ` p

µXX When K1 “ tx “ y “ ux “ uy “ 0u

  • X “ Y “ U “ UX “ UY “ 0

Normalized Maurer–Cartan forms: p µ “ ´p σx “ ´fx dx p µXX “ ´p σu

y ” ´p

UYY p σy We obtain p UYY by computing p µXX “ p D2

Xpp

µq “ ´p D2

Xpp

σxq

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SLIDE 89 S TAT E U N I V E R S I T Y O F N E W YO R K

Normalized operator: p DX “ 1 fx „ B Bx ` u B By ` pux ` u uyq B Bu ` puxy ` u uyyq B Buy ` puxx ` u uxyq B Bux ` ¨ ¨ ¨ ´ fx uy B Bfx  Fact: p DX is tangent to the pseudo-group orbits in p Bp8q dy dx “ u, du dx “ ux ` u uy, . . . dfx dx “ fxx “ ´uy fx. Hence p µX “ p DXpp µq “ ´p DXpp σxq “ uy dx ` 1 fx dfx p µXX “ p DXpp µXq ” ´uyy f 2

x

p σy pp UXX “ 0q

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SLIDE 90 S TAT E U N I V E R S I T Y O F N E W YO R K

Normalized operator: p DX “ 1 fx „ B Bx ` u B By ` pux ` u uyq B Bu ` puxy ` u uyyq B Buy ` puxx ` u uxyq B Bux ` ¨ ¨ ¨ ´ fx uy B Bfx  Fact: p DX is tangent to the pseudo-group orbits in p Bp8q dy dx “ u, du dx “ ux ` u uy, . . . dfx dx “ fxx “ ´uy fx. Hence p µX “ p DXpp µq “ ´p DXpp σxq “ uy dx ` 1 fx dfx p µXX “ p DXpp µXq ” ´uyy f 2

x

p σy pp UXX “ 0q

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p µX “ uy dx ` 1 fx dfx, p µXX ” ´uyy f 2

x

p σy Since ´p UYY p σy ” p µXX “ ´uyy f 2

x

p σy ñ p UYY “ uyy f 2

x

Case 1 ñ uyy “ 0: p UX iY j`2 “ 0

  • no further normalization
  • partial moving frame

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SLIDE 92 S TAT E U N I V E R S I T Y O F N E W YO R K

Case 2 ñ uyy ‰ 0: 1 “ p UYY “ uyy f 2

x

ñ fx “ ?uyy Then p µX “ uy dx ` 1 fx dfx ó p µX ” ˆuxyy ` u uyyy ` 2 uy uyy 2u3{2

yy

˙ p σx ` uyyy 2u3{2

yy

p σy “ p UXYY 2 p σx ` p UYYY 2 p σy Thus p UXYY “ uxyy ` u uyyy ` 2 uy uyy u3{2

yy

p UYYY “ uyyy u3{2

yy

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SLIDE 93 S TAT E U N I V E R S I T Y O F N E W YO R K

Case 2 ñ uyy ‰ 0: 1 “ p UYY “ uyy f 2

x

ñ fx “ ?uyy Then p µX “ uy dx ` 1 fx dfx ó p µX ” ˆuxyy ` u uyyy ` 2 uy uyy 2u3{2

yy

˙ p σx ` uyyy 2u3{2

yy

p σy “ p UXYY 2 p σx ` p UYYY 2 p σy Thus p UXYY “ uxyy ` u uyyy ` 2 uy uyy u3{2

yy

p UYYY “ uyyy u3{2

yy

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SLIDE 94 S TAT E U N I V E R S I T Y O F N E W YO R K

Case 2 ñ uyy ‰ 0: 1 “ p UYY “ uyy f 2

x

ñ fx “ ?uyy Then p µX “ uy dx ` 1 fx dfx ó p µX ” ˆuxyy ` u uyyy ` 2 uy uyy 2u3{2

yy

˙ p σx ` uyyy 2u3{2

yy

p σy “ p UXYY 2 p σx ` p UYYY 2 p σy Thus p UXYY “ uxyy ` u uyyy ` 2 uy uyy u3{2

yy

p UYYY “ uyyy u3{2

yy

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Recursive algorithm

Data is needed: Lie pseudo-group G – Recurrence relations – Basis of group forms Initial step: Compute σa “ dJZ a Fix K0 and solve for pseudo-group parameters Prolonged pseudo-group normalizations (vanishing of group forms) Compute p σi, p σα ”

p

ÿ

k“1

p Uα

k p

σk Fix K1 and normalize pseudo-group prolonged pseudo-group normalizations

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SLIDE 96 S TAT E U N I V E R S I T Y O F N E W YO R K

Loop: k ě 1 Substitute cross-section normalizations into the order k lifted recurrence relations. Solve for p σα

K

à #K “ k Use p µa

B,b “ p

Dbpp µa

Bq, and p

Upkq to obtain coordinate expressions for p σα

K “ d p

K ´ p

ψα

K ” p

ÿ

i“1

p Uα

K,k p

σk If possible, normalize some of the p Uα

K,k pseudo-group

normalization prolonged pseudo-group normalization corresponding cross-section Kk`1 replace k by k ` 1

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Outcomes

Prolonged action becomes eventually free

All pseudo-group parameters are normalized Moving frame

Prolonged action does not become free

Partial moving frame Finitely many unnormalized pseudo-group jets à prolonged coframe Infinitely many unnormalized pseudo-group jets à involutive coframe

All cases: use recurrence relations to analyze the algebra of differential invariants

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