The unbounded Schwarz--Christoffel boundary edges #
Assume that all prevertices having nonzero exponent lie on one side of a real point p, and that
the sum of the exponents at p is greater than -1. The canonical boundary map then follows one
straight edge on the corresponding half-line. If the total exponent is less than -1, the edge
has a finite endpoint at schwarzChristoffelVertexAtInfinity; together with the local exponent-sum
hypothesis, its image is the segment from the value at p to that endpoint, with the endpoint at
infinity omitted from the image.
This result supplies the boundary-edge description used when assembling the boundary of an unbounded Schwarz--Christoffel polygon. The endpoint at infinity is identified with the common limit of the boundary map along the two unbounded real rays; the theorem records that this endpoint is approached but not reached at a finite parameter.
Main results #
TauCeti.schwarzChristoffelBoundary_image_IciandTauCeti.schwarzChristoffelBoundary_image_Iic-- the right- and left-hand unbounded boundary edges are half-open segments from their finite endpoints to the vertex at infinity.TauCeti.schwarzChristoffelBoundary_injOn_IciandTauCeti.schwarzChristoffelBoundary_injOn_Iic-- the two unbounded boundary maps are injective on their finite parameters.TauCeti.schwarzChristoffelVertexAtInfinity_sub_boundary_eq_norm_mulandTauCeti.schwarzChristoffelBoundary_sub_vertexAtInfinity_eq_norm_mul-- the endpoint vectors of the two unbounded sides have the expected directions.TauCeti.schwarzChristoffelBoundary_image_Ici_prevertexandTauCeti.schwarzChristoffelBoundary_image_Iic_prevertex-- the same edge descriptions with the finite endpoints expressed as Schwarz--Christoffel vertices.TauCeti.schwarzChristoffelBoundary_ne_vertexAtInfinity_of_forall_leandTauCeti.schwarzChristoffelBoundary_ne_vertexAtInfinity_of_forall_ge-- the finite endpoint of either unbounded edge differs from its endpoint at infinity.TauCeti.schwarzChristoffelBoundary_lt_vertexAtInfinityandTauCeti.schwarzChristoffelVertexAtInfinity_lt_boundary-- the right-hand edge, and the left-hand edge when the total exponent is-2, run in the positive real direction: their finite endpoints lie respectively left and right of the vertex at infinity on a horizontal line (in the orderComplexOrder).
References #
- L. Ahlfors, Complex Analysis, Ch. 6, Section 2.
- T. Driscoll and L. Trefethen, Schwarz--Christoffel Mapping, Ch. 2.
The boundary map is continuous on a right outer edge with an integrable finite endpoint, independently of the total exponent.
On a right outer edge, distance from the finite endpoint parametrizes the boundary map in the edge direction, independently of the total exponent.
The Schwarz--Christoffel boundary map is injective on a right-hand unbounded edge.
Under -1 < ∑ i with a i = p, e i and ∀ i, e i ≠ 0 → a i ≤ p, distinct finite parameters in
Ici p have distinct boundary values.
The vector from the finite endpoint of a right-hand unbounded Schwarz--Christoffel edge to its vertex at infinity has the direction of that edge.
The image of the right-hand unbounded boundary edge is the segment from its finite endpoint to the vertex at infinity, with the latter not attained at a finite boundary parameter.
The right-hand unbounded edge based at a prevertex starts at its corresponding Schwarz--Christoffel vertex.
The finite endpoint of a right-hand unbounded Schwarz--Christoffel edge differs from its endpoint at infinity. Thus the segment traced by the edge is nondegenerate.
The right-hand unbounded edge runs in the positive real direction. If all prevertices with
nonzero exponent lie at or to the left of p, the boundary value at p lies strictly to the left
of the vertex at infinity on a horizontal line, in the sense of ComplexOrder.
The left-hand edge #
The boundary map is continuous on a left outer edge with an integrable finite endpoint, independently of the total exponent.
On a left outer edge, distance from the finite endpoint parametrizes the boundary map
in direction -exp (π * (∑ i, e i) * I), independently of the total exponent.
The Schwarz--Christoffel boundary map is injective on a left-hand unbounded edge.
Under -1 < ∑ i with a i = p, e i and ∀ i, e i ≠ 0 → p ≤ a i, distinct finite
parameters in Iic p have distinct boundary values.
The vector from the vertex at infinity of a left-hand unbounded Schwarz--Christoffel edge to its finite endpoint has the direction of that edge.
The image of the left-hand unbounded boundary edge is the segment from its finite endpoint to the vertex at infinity, with the latter not attained at a finite boundary parameter.
The left-hand unbounded edge based at a prevertex starts at its corresponding Schwarz--Christoffel vertex.
The finite endpoint of a left-hand unbounded Schwarz--Christoffel edge differs from its endpoint at infinity. Thus the segment traced by the edge is nondegenerate.
The left-hand unbounded edge runs in the positive real direction. If all prevertices with
nonzero exponent lie at or to the right of p and the total exponent is -2, the vertex at
infinity lies strictly to the left of the boundary value at p on a horizontal line, in the sense
of ComplexOrder.