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TauCeti.Analysis.Complex.UnitDisc.Cylinder

Period-one cylindrical coordinates on the punctured disc #

The punctured unit disc is a half-cylinder, with longitudinal coordinate s > 0 and angular coordinate in ℝ / ℤ. The coordinate is exp (-2π(s + it)) on real lifts. The construction uses Mathlib's polar homeomorphism homeomorphUnitSphereProd and AddCircle.homeomorphCircle, so the angular coordinate has period one.

Exponential radial coordinate: positive cylinder length corresponds to radius in (0,1). The normalization makes the angular period equal to one.

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    The radial coordinate is the normalized decreasing exponential.

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    The inverse radial coordinate is normalized negative logarithmic radius.

    Polar coordinates on the punctured unit disc, with radius constrained to (0,1). This is the restriction of Mathlib's homeomorphUnitSphereProd.

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      The direction of the punctured polar coordinate is the normalized complex vector.

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      The radial component of the punctured polar coordinate is its norm.

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      The inverse polar map multiplies the unit direction by its positive radius.

      The period-one cylindrical parameterization of the punctured unit disc. Its real lift is exp (-2π(s + it)).

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        The inverse cylindrical coordinates recover logarithmic radius and angular phase.

        Evaluation of cylindrical coordinates by radius and the period-one angular coordinate.

        On real angular lifts the cylinder coordinate is the holomorphic exponential.