fixes documentation to reflect the (merely internal) symbol commands from...

fixes documentation to reflect the (merely internal) symbol commands from within co-/bi-/tangent spaces. Fixes #41.

numapde-latex-documentation-main.tex

@@ -455,8 +455,8 @@ The semantic file \file{numapde-manifolds.sty} collects definitions and notation
 		The second (optional) argument denotes the manifold, which defaults to $\MM$.
 		\par\mathCodeExample{\bitangent{p}}
 		\par\mathCodeExample{\bitangent{q}[\NN]}
-	\item[bitangentSpace] the symbol used within \codeCommand{\bitangent}.
-		\par\mathCodeExample{\bitangentSpace}
+	\item[bitangentSpaceSymbol] the symbol used within \codeCommand{\bitangent}.
+		\par\mathCodeExample{\bitangentSpaceSymbol}
 	\item[cotangent] the cotangent space.
 		Its syntax is \codeCommand{\cotangent{#1}[#2]}.
 		The first argument denotes the base point.
@@ -468,8 +468,8 @@ The semantic file \file{numapde-manifolds.sty} collects definitions and notation
 		The (optional) argument denotes the manifold, which defaults to $\MM$.
 		\par\mathCodeExample{\cotangentBundle}
 		\par\mathCodeExample{\cotangentBundle[\NN]}
-	\item[cotangentSpace] the symbol used within \codeCommand{\cotangent}.
-		\par\mathCodeExample{\cotangentSpace}
+	\item[cotangentSpaceSymbol] the symbol used within \codeCommand{\cotangent}.
+		\par\mathCodeExample{\cotangentSpaceSymbol}
 	\item[exponential] the exponential map.
 		Its syntax is \codeCommand{\exponential[#1]{#2}{#3}}.
 		The first argument can be used to scale the third.
@@ -592,8 +592,8 @@ The semantic file \file{numapde-manifolds.sty} collects definitions and notation
 		The (optional) argument denotes the manifold, which defaults to $\MM$.
 		\par\mathCodeExample{\tangentBundle}
 		\par\mathCodeExample{\tangentBundle[\NN]}
-	\item[tangentSpace] the symbol used within \codeCommand{\tangent}.
-		\par\mathCodeExample{\tangentSpace}
+	\item[tangentSpaceSymbol] the symbol used within \codeCommand{\tangent}.
+		\par\mathCodeExample{\tangentSpaceSymbol}
 	\item[vectorTransport] a vector transport.\\
 		Its syntax is \codeCommand{\parallelTransport[#1]{#2}{#3}(#4)[#5]}.
 		The first (optional) argument is used to scale the parantheses enclosing the argument \# 4.\cref{footnote:amsmath_sizes}