Laurent series expansion, uniqueness, removable singularities, and differentiation #
Let E be a complex normed space. Building on the two-circle Cauchy integral formula and radius
invariance of TauCeti.circleLaurentCoeff from TauCeti.Analysis.Complex.Laurent.Basic together
with TauCeti.HasLaurentSeriesOnAnnulus from TauCeti.Analysis.Complex.Laurent.Series, this file
proves:
- Cauchy-Laurent geometric expansions on circles (without completeness): the nonnegative circle
Laurent series on
C(c, R)sums insideMetric.ball c Rto the outer Cauchy integral, and the negative circle Laurent series onC(c, r)(0 < r) sums outsideMetric.closedBall c rto minus the inner Cauchy integral, adapting Mathlib'shasSum_two_pi_I_cauchyPowerSeries_integral(by Yury Kudryashov) to the exterior ofC(c, r). - Coefficient extraction and uniqueness (for complete
E): on every interior circle of radiusρ ∈ (r, R),circleLaurentCoeff f c ρrecovers the coefficients of any convergent Laurent series off, so Laurent series coefficients on an open annulus are unique. - Laurent's theorem (for complete
E): every function continuous on an open concentric annulusMetric.eball c R \ Metric.closedBall c r(0 ≤ r,ENNReal.ofReal r < R, allowingr = 0andR = ⊤) and complex-differentiable outside a countable subset admits a convergent Laurent series with coefficientscircleLaurentCoeff f c ρfor anyρ ∈ (r, R). - Removable-singularity characterization (for complete
E): a convergent Laurent series on a punctured diskMetric.eball c R \ {c}agrees nearcwith a function analytic atcif and only if all negative-degree coefficients vanish. - Term-by-term differentiation (for complete
E): differentiating a convergent Laurent series shifts coefficients byn ↦ (n + 1) • a (n + 1).
Main results #
TauCeti.hasSum_circleLaurentCoeff_natCastandTauCeti.hasSum_circleLaurentCoeff_neg_add_one: expansion of outer and inner Cauchy integrals.TauCeti.HasLaurentSeriesOnAnnulus.circleLaurentCoeff_eqandTauCeti.HasLaurentSeriesOnAnnulus.coeff_unique: circle-integral coefficient formula and uniqueness of Laurent expansions.TauCeti.hasLaurentSeriesOnAnnulus_of_differentiable_off_countable,DifferentiableOn.hasLaurentSeriesOnAnnulus, andTauCeti.differentiableOn_iff_exists_hasLaurentSeriesOnAnnulus: Laurent's theorem on concentric open annuli.TauCeti.HasLaurentSeriesOnAnnulus.exists_analyticAt_eventuallyEq_iff: removable singularities on punctured disks via vanishing of negative Laurent coefficients.TauCeti.HasLaurentSeriesOnAnnulus.derivandTauCeti.HasLaurentSeriesOnAnnulus.hasSum_deriv: term-by-term differentiation of Laurent series.
References #
- John B. Conway, Functions of One Complex Variable I, Graduate Texts in Mathematics 11, Springer, 2nd edition, 1978, Chapter V, §1.
- Lars V. Ahlfors, Complex Analysis, 3rd edition, McGraw-Hill, 1979, Chapter 5, §1.2.
Geometric series expansions of outer and inner Cauchy integrals #
For any circle-integrable function f on C(c, R) and any w ∈ Metric.ball c R, the
nonnegative circle Laurent series converges to the outer Cauchy integral
(2 * π * I : ℂ)⁻¹ • ∮ z in C(c, R), (z - w)⁻¹ • f z.
For any circle-integrable function f on C(c, r) (0 < r) and any w outside the closed
disk Metric.closedBall c r, the geometric series expansion of (w - z)⁻¹ converges under the
circle integral to ∮ z in C(c, r), (w - z)⁻¹ • f z.
For any circle-integrable function f on C(c, r) (0 < r) and any w with r < dist w c,
the negative-degree circle Laurent series converges to minus the inner Cauchy integral
-((2 * π * I : ℂ)⁻¹ • ∮ z in C(c, r), (z - w)⁻¹ • f z).
Coefficient extraction, uniqueness, and Laurent's theorem #
If ∑_{k ∈ ℤ} (z - c) ^ k • a k converges to f z on Metric.sphere c ρ (0 < ρ) with
summable norm bounds ∑_{k ∈ ℤ} ‖a k‖ * ρ ^ k < ∞, then circleLaurentCoeff f c ρ n = a n for
every n : ℤ.
Cauchy-Laurent coefficient formula. For any convergent Laurent series on
Metric.eball c R \ Metric.closedBall c r and any interior circle radius ρ ∈ (r, R), the
n-th Laurent coefficient is circleLaurentCoeff f c ρ n.
Uniqueness of Laurent series coefficients. Two Laurent series converging to the same function on the same open annulus have identical coefficients.
Pointwise Laurent expansion on a closed annulus. If f is continuous on the closed annulus
Metric.closedBall c R \ Metric.ball c r (0 < r) and complex-differentiable outside a countable
set in the open annulus, then at every w ∈ Metric.ball c R \ Metric.closedBall c r and for every
integrating radius ρ ∈ [r, R], the Laurent series with coefficients circleLaurentCoeff f c ρ
converges to f w.
Laurent's theorem on an open concentric annulus (with countable exceptional set).
Let 0 ≤ r and r < ρ with ENNReal.ofReal ρ < R (allowing r = 0 for punctured disks and
R = ⊤ for exteriors of closed disks or ℂ \ {c}). If f : ℂ → E is continuous on the open
annulus Metric.eball c R \ Metric.closedBall c r and complex-differentiable outside a countable
set s, then f has the convergent Laurent series with coefficients circleLaurentCoeff f c ρ
throughout Metric.eball c R \ Metric.closedBall c r.
Laurent's theorem on an open concentric annulus. Every function f : ℂ → E into a complex
Banach space that is complex-differentiable on Metric.eball c R \ Metric.closedBall c r (0 ≤ r,
r < ρ, ENNReal.ofReal ρ < R) expands in a convergent Laurent series with coefficients
circleLaurentCoeff f c ρ.
For a complete target space E, complex differentiability on a nonempty open concentric annulus
is equivalent to admitting a convergent Laurent series on that annulus.
For a complete target space E, complex analyticity on a nonempty open concentric annulus is
equivalent to admitting a convergent Laurent series on that annulus.
Removable-singularity characterization on punctured disks #
If f has a Laurent series on Metric.eball c R \ {c} and agrees on a punctured neighborhood
of c with a function analytic at c, then all negative-degree coefficients of a vanish.
If f has a Laurent series on Metric.eball c R \ {c} and agrees on a punctured neighborhood
of c with a function g analytic at c, then a 0 = g c.
Characterization of removable singularities via Laurent coefficients. A function with a
convergent Laurent series on Metric.eball c R \ {c} agrees on a punctured neighborhood of c
with a function analytic at c if and only if all of its negative-degree coefficients vanish.
Term-by-term differentiation of Laurent series #
Term-by-term differentiation of a convergent Laurent series. If f has the Laurent series
with coefficients a on an open annulus, then deriv f has the Laurent series with coefficients
n ↦ ((n + 1 : ℤ) : ℂ) • a (n + 1) on the same open annulus.
Unshifted term-by-term differentiation formula: on the open annulus,
∑_{n ∈ ℤ} (n * (w - c) ^ (n - 1)) • a n converges to deriv f w.