Injectivity of a monotone conformal extension #
This file isolates the remaining topological input in the injectivity half of Carathéodory's
boundary correspondence. Let F be continuous on a closed disc, holomorphic and injective on its
interior. If every point fibre of the boundary restriction is connected, then F is injective on
the boundary and hence on the whole closed disc.
The proof joins two existing parts of the conformal-mapping development. Boundary uniqueness in
TauCeti/Analysis/Complex/Conformal/ArcConstancy.lean says that a conformal map is constant on no
relative open arc of the bounding circle, so each boundary fibre has empty interior. The monotone
Jordan-curve theorem in TauCeti/Topology/JordanCurve/Monotone.lean then turns connectedness of the
fibres into injectivity. Finally,
TauCeti.injOn_closure_of_injOn_frontier propagates boundary injectivity across the closed disc,
since a boundary value of a conformal map cannot also be an interior value.
For the layer L5 Carathéodory milestone, the continuous extension is supplied by the length–area and plane-separation argument. The result here shows that upgrading it to the requested homeomorphism of closures needs exactly the monotonicity of its boundary restriction; it does not assume or assert that monotonicity for an arbitrary continuous extension.
Main results #
TauCeti.injOn_sphere_of_isPreconnected_boundary_fiber— a monotone boundary restriction of a conformal disc map is injective.TauCeti.injOn_sphere_iff_isPreconnected_boundary_fiber— monotonicity of the boundary restriction is exactly its injectivity.TauCeti.injOn_closedBall_of_isPreconnected_boundary_fiber— the extension is injective on the closed disc.TauCeti.bijOn_closedBall_closure_image_of_isPreconnected_boundary_fiber— consequently it is a bijection from the closed disc onto the closure of the conformal image; the existingTauCeti.closureHomeomorphpackages this bijection as a homeomorphism.
References #
- C. Carathéodory, Über die gegenseitige Beziehung der Ränder bei der konformen Abbildung, Math. Ann. 73 (1913).
- Ch. Pommerenke, Boundary Behaviour of Conformal Maps, Ch. 2.
A conformal disc map with a monotone boundary restriction is injective on the circle.
Suppose F is continuous on closedBall c r, holomorphic and injective on ball c r, and every
point fibre of its restriction to sphere c r is preconnected. Then the restriction is injective.
The fibre-interior hypothesis of
TauCeti.IsJordanCurve.injective_of_isPreconnected_fiber_of_interior_fiber_eq_empty is exactly
TauCeti.interior_setOf_eq_eq_empty_of_injOn, the boundary uniqueness theorem for a conformal map.
For a conformal extension, boundary monotonicity is equivalent to boundary injectivity.
Boundary uniqueness makes every point fibre interiorless, so
TauCeti.IsJordanCurve.injective_iff_isPreconnected_fiber_of_interior_fiber_eq_empty applies to
the restriction of F to sphere c r.
This equivalence makes the outstanding geometric input in the Carathéodory injectivity argument precise: proving that the boundary fibres are preconnected is neither weaker nor stronger than the required boundary injectivity once the conformal and continuity hypotheses are available.
A conformal disc map with a monotone boundary restriction is injective on the closed
disc. Boundary injectivity comes from
TauCeti.injOn_sphere_of_isPreconnected_boundary_fiber; the interior and boundary images are
disjoint by conformal properness, so TauCeti.injOn_closure_of_injOn_frontier gives injectivity on
the closure.
A monotone conformal extension is a bijection of the closed disc with the closure of its
image. This is the set-level conclusion needed to instantiate TauCeti.closureHomeomorph.
Surjectivity is continuity on the compact closed disc; injectivity is
TauCeti.injOn_closedBall_of_isPreconnected_boundary_fiber.