The Riemann map as a conformal partial homeomorphism #
The Riemann mapping theorem in RiemannMapping/Existence.lean produces a holomorphic bijection
between a simply connected proper domain and the open unit disc, together with a holomorphic
inverse. This file packages the same result as an OpenPartialHomeomorph ℂ ℂ. Its source and
target are exactly the domain and the disc, and both it and its inverse are holomorphic and
conformal on those sets.
This is the packaged-equivalence and ConformalAt companion required by the generality bar in
TauCetiRoadmap/ConformalMapping/README.md: the roadmap asks that the unbundled Riemann-map
statement be accompanied by the natural equivalence and conformality API.
Main result #
TauCeti.riemannMapping_openPartialHomeomorph— a Riemann map packaged with its inverse, source, target, holomorphy, and conformality.TauCeti.riemannMapping_homeomorph— the resulting homeomorphismΩ ≃ₜ Complex.UnitDisc.
Coordination with upstream Mathlib #
The Riemann mapping theorem is being formalized upstream in mathlib4#33505. This L3 theorem is an explicitly temporary shim: delete it and refactor consumers to the public human-curated Mathlib theorem and packaging once those land.
References #
- L. Ahlfors, Complex Analysis, Ch. 6 §1.
The Riemann mapping theorem as a homeomorphism. A simply connected open proper subset of
ℂ, regarded as a subtype, is homeomorphic to Complex.UnitDisc.
The homeomorphism is induced by the holomorphic bijection supplied by TauCeti.riemannMapping;
its forward and inverse formulas are
DifferentiableOn.toHomeomorphOfBijOn_apply and
DifferentiableOn.toHomeomorphOfBijOn_symm_apply.
The Riemann mapping theorem as a conformal open partial homeomorphism. A simply connected
open proper subset Ω of ℂ is the source of an open partial homeomorphism whose target is the
open unit disc. The map and its inverse are holomorphic and conformal throughout their respective
domains.