Descent of rotation-invariant functions through u ↦ u ^ m #
The group rootsOfUnity m ℂ of m-th roots of unity acts on ℂ by rotations, and
u ↦ u ^ m is the orbit map of this action (SubMulAction.rootsOfUnityQuotientHomeomorph).
This file shows that the orbit map is also the quotient map holomorphically: a function invariant
under the rotations factors as f u = g (u ^ m), where g is holomorphic, analytic, or
meromorphic whenever f is, and the orders of vanishing satisfy ord₀ f = m * ord₀ g.
This is the local model for descending invariant functions to the quotient of a Riemann surface
at a point whose stabilizer is cyclic of order m. In a coordinate centred at the fixed point in
which a generator acts by a primitive m-th root of unity, an invariant function descends to the
quotient coordinate w = u ^ m, and its order at the fixed point is m times the order of the
descended function.
The descended function TauCeti.descendPow m f evaluates f at the principal m-th root
w ^ (1 / m). It satisfies descendPow m f (u ^ m) = f u at every point u at which f is
invariant under the rotations (TauCeti.descendPow_pow), and it undoes pulling back along
u ↦ u ^ m (TauCeti.descendPow_comp_pow), so the choice of branch is invisible in the results.
Main declarations #
TauCeti.descendPow: the descent of a function throughu ↦ u ^ m.TauCeti.descendPow_pow:descendPow m f (u ^ m) = f uwhenfis invariant atu.TauCeti.eq_descendPow_iff: the criterion for a globally invariant function to factor through the power map.TauCeti.differentiableOn_descendPow: the descent of a function holomorphic and invariant on an open setsis holomorphic on the open set(· ^ m) '' s.TauCeti.analyticAt_descendPowandTauCeti.meromorphicAt_descendPow: the descent of a function analytic, respectively meromorphic, at0and invariant near0is analytic, respectively meromorphic, at0.TauCeti.analyticOrderAt_descendPow_mulandTauCeti.meromorphicOrderAt_descendPow_mul: the order offat0ismtimes the order of its descent at0.
References #
- Hershel M. Farkas and Irwin Kra, Riemann Surfaces, second edition, Chapter I §§4–5.
- Rick Miranda, Algebraic Curves and Riemann Surfaces, Chapter III §3.
The descent of a function f : ℂ → E through u ↦ u ^ m: its value at w is the value of
f at the principal m-th root of w, for nonzero m. When f is invariant under the
m-th roots of unity on a set s, this is the function on (· ^ m) '' s through which f
factors on s
(TauCeti.descendPow_pow).
Instances For
Descending a function pulled back along u ↦ u ^ m recovers the function.
If f takes the same value at all rotations of u by m-th roots of unity, then the descent
of f takes that value at u ^ m.
For a globally rotation-invariant function, a function is its descent precisely when its
pullback along u ↦ u ^ m is the original function.
A function invariant under the m-th roots of unity on a punctured neighbourhood of 0
agrees near 0 with the pullback of its descent along u ↦ u ^ m.
Away from 0, the descent of a function invariant under the m-th roots of unity near u is
complex differentiable at u ^ m when the function is complex differentiable at u.
The descent of a function holomorphic on an open set s and invariant under the m-th roots
of unity at every point of s is holomorphic on the open set (· ^ m) '' s.
The descent of a function analytic at 0 and invariant under the m-th roots of unity near
0 is analytic at 0.
The descent of a function meromorphic at 0 and invariant under the m-th roots of unity
near 0 is meromorphic at 0.
The order of vanishing at 0 of a function analytic at 0 and invariant under the m-th
roots of unity near 0 is m times the order of vanishing of its descent.
The meromorphic order at 0 of a function meromorphic at 0 and invariant under the m-th
roots of unity near 0 is m times the meromorphic order of its descent.