Geometry of the complex slit plane #
The quotient z₂ / z₁ of two points of an open half-plane through the origin is never a
nonpositive real, so it lies in Complex.slitPlane. The half-plane is encoded by a normal
direction a: its members are the z with 0 < (conj a * z).re. Specializations to the
four axis-aligned half-planes cover the common cases.
The module also records a locally uniform lower bound for the distance from a point of the slit plane to the closed negative half-axis. This bound locally dominates slit-plane kernels and thus supports differentiation and holomorphy arguments for parameter-dependent Stieltjes integrals.
These criteria feed logarithm evaluations of index integrals: a curve piece confined to a half-plane about the winding point has slit-compatible chord ratios, so its index integral is a principal logarithm.
Main declarations #
TauCeti.div_mem_slitPlane_of_re_conj_mul_posTauCeti.div_mem_slitPlane_of_re_pos,…_of_re_neg,…_of_im_pos,…_of_im_negTauCeti.exists_pos_forall_mem_ball_mul_one_add_le_norm_add
The ratio of two members of an open half-plane through the origin lies in the slit
plane. The half-plane with normal direction a is {z | 0 < (conj a * z).re}; degenerate
a admits no members, so no nonvanishing hypothesis is needed.
On a small ball around a point of the slit plane, the distance from w to the point -x
of the closed negative half-axis is bounded below by a fixed multiple of 1 + x.