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TauCeti.Analysis.Complex.Fuchsian.Compactification.Meromorphic

Meromorphic functions on the compactified quotient of a Fuchsian group #

Let Γ ≤ PSL(2, ℝ) be discrete, and let F be a function on the compactified quotient Subgroup.CompactifiedQuotient Γ, whose pullback to the upper half-plane is f z = F (ofQuotient ⟦z⟧). This file decides when F is meromorphic, and computes its orders, in terms of f alone, at both kinds of points of the compactified quotient.

At the orbit of z ∈ ℍ the compactified quotient is the coarse quotient Γ \ ℍ, so meromorphic descent applies: F is meromorphic at the orbit of z exactly when f is meromorphic at z, and ord_z f = m * ord_[z] F for the order m of the stabilizer of z.

At an adjoined cusp, read in the q-coordinate chart of any normalized cusp datum D representing it, F is the cusp extension TauCeti.Subgroup.CuspDatum.cuspExtension D f on a punctured disc around q = 0 (Subgroup.CompactifiedQuotient.comp_cuspChart_symm_eventuallyEq). Hence F is meromorphic at the cusp exactly when the cusp extension is meromorphic at 0, with the same order. The q-expansion criteria for invariant functions holomorphic sufficiently high turn exponential growth of rate 2πk / w in the scaling coordinate into meromorphy at the cusp with a pole of order at most k, and exponential decay of rate 2πn / w into a zero of order at least n.

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Points of the coarse quotient #

A function on the compactified quotient is meromorphic at a point of the coarse quotient exactly when its restriction to the coarse quotient is.

The order of a function on the compactified quotient at a point of the coarse quotient is the order of its restriction to the coarse quotient.

Meromorphy at the orbit of a point of the upper half-plane. A function on the compactified quotient is meromorphic at the orbit of z exactly when its pullback to the upper half-plane is meromorphic at z, including at elliptic points.

The elliptic order formula on the compactified quotient. Pulling a function on the compactified quotient back to the upper half-plane multiplies its order at the orbit of z by the order m of the stabilizer of z: ord_z (F ∘ π) = m * ord_[z] F.

Cusps #

A function on the compactified quotient read in a cusp chart. If f is the pullback of F to the upper half-plane, then near q = 0, away from 0, the representative of F in the cusp chart of the cusp datum D is the cusp extension of f at D.

Meromorphy at a cusp. A function on the compactified quotient is meromorphic at the cusp orbit of a cusp datum D exactly when the cusp extension at D of its pullback f to the upper half-plane is meromorphic at q = 0. Any cusp datum representing the cusp orbit may be used.

The order at a cusp. The order of a function on the compactified quotient at the cusp orbit of a cusp datum D is the order at q = 0 of the cusp extension at D of its pullback f to the upper half-plane. Any cusp datum representing the cusp orbit may be used.

Meromorphic extension across a cusp. If the pullback f of a function on the compactified quotient is holomorphic at sufficiently large normalized heights and grows at most like exp (2πky / w) in the scaling coordinate of a cusp datum of width w, then the function is meromorphic at that cusp.

Growth bounds the pole order at a cusp. If the pullback f of a function on the compactified quotient is holomorphic sufficiently high and grows at most like exp (2πky / w) in the scaling coordinate of a cusp datum of width w, then the order of the function at that cusp is at least -k.

Decay bounds the zero order at a cusp. If the pullback f of a function on the compactified quotient is holomorphic sufficiently high and decays at least like exp (-2πny / w) in the scaling coordinate of a cusp datum of width w, then the function vanishes to order at least n at that cusp.