Removable singularities along a coordinate hyperplane #
Let V be a finite-dimensional complex normed space, U ⊆ V and s ⊆ ℂ open sets, and c a
point of ℂ. This file proves the Riemann extension theorem across the coordinate hyperplane
V × {c}: a function f analytic on U × (s \ {c}) whose slices z ↦ f (w, z) are bounded near
c extends to a function analytic on all of U × s, and the extension is unique.
Only the slices of f are assumed bounded, not f itself near U × {c}. Each slice extends
across c by the one-variable removable singularity theorem
(Complex.differentiableOn_update_limUnder_of_bddAbove), and the slice extensions together form
the extension of f. They do not give its joint analyticity: near a point (w₀, c) the extension
is written as the Cauchy integral
(w, z) ↦ (2πi)⁻¹ ∮ ζ in C(c, ρ), (ζ - z)⁻¹ • f (w, ζ)
over a circle on which f is jointly analytic, and this integral depends analytically on the
parameter (w, z) by TauCeti.analyticAt_circleIntegral.
This extension theorem is the step of Puiseux-type arguments with parameters in which the roots of a polynomial with analytic coefficients, known to be analytic off a hyperplane and bounded near it, are shown to be analytic across it.
Main results #
TauCeti.exists_analyticOnNhd_prod_eqOn: the Riemann extension theorem across a coordinate hyperplane.TauCeti.eqOn_prod_of_eqOn_prod_diff_singleton: uniqueness of the extension, for continuous functions.
References #
- R. C. Gunning, H. Rossi, Analytic Functions of Several Complex Variables, Chapter I (the Riemann extension theorem).
- S. McCallum, A. Parusiński, L. Paunescu, Validity proof of Lazard's method for CAD construction, J. Symbolic Comput. 92 (2019), §4, for its use in Puiseux-type arguments with parameters.
Uniqueness of extensions across a coordinate hyperplane. Two functions continuous on
U × s, for s ⊆ ℂ open, which agree off the hyperplane z = c agree on all of U × s.
The Riemann extension theorem across a coordinate hyperplane. Let U ⊆ V and s ⊆ ℂ be
open. If f is analytic on U × (s \ {c}) and, when c ∈ s, each slice z ↦ f (w, z), for
w ∈ U, is bounded on a punctured neighbourhood of c, then some g analytic on U × s agrees
with f on U × (s \ {c}). Such a g is unique on U × s by
eqOn_prod_of_eqOn_prod_diff_singleton.