Divergence of Schwarz--Christoffel boundary values at infinity #
For Schwarz--Christoffel data with total exponent S = ∑ i, e i, the boundary density is
asymptotic to |x| ^ S at either end of the real axis. Consequently, when -1 ≤ S, the
two outer boundary edges have infinite length and their boundary values escape every bounded set.
This is the counterpart to the finite vertex-at-infinity theory of
TauCeti.Analysis.Complex.Conformal.SchwarzChristoffel.Infinity.Basic, which applies when
S < -1. The two regimes decide whether the point at infinity of the upper half-plane is sent to
a finite vertex (S < -1) or to a vertex at infinity (-1 ≤ S, this file).
Main results #
TauCeti.tendsto_schwarzChristoffelDensity_div_rpow_atTopandTauCeti.tendsto_schwarzChristoffelDensity_div_rpow_atBotidentify the leading term of the boundary density at both ends of the real axis.TauCeti.tendsto_integral_schwarzChristoffelDensity_atTopandTauCeti.tendsto_integral_schwarzChristoffelDensity_atBotshow that the two outer boundary edges have infinite length when the total exponent is at least-1.TauCeti.tendsto_schwarzChristoffelBoundary_atTop_coboundedandTauCeti.tendsto_schwarzChristoffelBoundary_atBot_coboundedshow that the boundary values on those edges tend to the cobounded filter ofℂ.TauCeti.isProperMap_schwarzChristoffelBoundary-- when also every finite prevertex is integrable, the boundary mapℝ → ℂis proper; in particular its range is closed.
References #
- L. Ahlfors, Complex Analysis, Ch. 6, Section 2.
- T. Driscoll and L. Trefethen, Schwarz--Christoffel Mapping, Ch. 2.
Asymptotic boundary density at positive infinity. The Schwarz--Christoffel density is
asymptotic to x ^ (∑ i, e i) as x → +∞.
Asymptotic boundary density at negative infinity. The Schwarz--Christoffel density is
asymptotic to (-x) ^ (∑ i, e i) as x → -∞.
The right-hand outer edge has infinite length. If the total turning exponent is at least
-1, the integral of the boundary density from any point to the right of every prevertex with a
nonzero exponent tends to infinity at positive infinity.
The left-hand outer edge has infinite length. If the total turning exponent is at least
-1, the integral of the boundary density up to any point to the left of every prevertex with a
nonzero exponent tends to infinity at negative infinity.
A Schwarz--Christoffel boundary edge escapes at positive infinity. If the total turning
exponent is at least -1, the canonical boundary values on the right-hand outer edge tend to the
cobounded filter of the complex plane.
A Schwarz--Christoffel boundary edge escapes at negative infinity. If the total turning
exponent is at least -1, the canonical boundary values on the left-hand outer edge tend to the
cobounded filter of the complex plane.
The Schwarz--Christoffel boundary map is proper when every finite prevertex is integrable
and the total turning exponent is at least -1: it is continuous on all of ℝ and escapes every
bounded set at both ends of the real axis.