[Merged by Bors] - feat: locally finite finsums of C^n sections are C^n#28048
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Extracted from leanprover-community#28046, which is necessary for the construction of Riemanian metric. As such, part of the path towards geodesics and the Levi-Civita connection.
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This may seem redundant in light of #27349, but is not: `finsum`s are more convenient for use with partitions of unity: when using them for constructing new objects, one takes a convex combination
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…unity#28048) This may seem redundant in light of leanprover-community#27349, but is not: `finsum`s are more convenient for use with partitions of unity: when using them for constructing new objects, one takes a convex combination
…unity#28048) This may seem redundant in light of leanprover-community#27349, but is not: `finsum`s are more convenient for use with partitions of unity: when using them for constructing new objects, one takes a convex combination
…unity#28048) This may seem redundant in light of leanprover-community#27349, but is not: `finsum`s are more convenient for use with partitions of unity: when using them for constructing new objects, one takes a convex combination
This may seem redundant in light of #27349, but is not:
finsums are more convenient for use with partitions of unity:when using them for constructing new objects, one takes a convex combination --- which uses a finsum.
Extracted from #28046, which is necessary for the construction of Riemanian metric. As such, part of the path towards geodesics and the Levi-Civita connection.