Topology of the upper half-plane #
Every real point lies in the closure of the open upper half-plane, so limits taken along the half-plane at a real point are well posed. The half-plane is also unbounded, so the filter along which it approaches infinity is nontrivial and limits taken along it are unique.
For a function conjugation-symmetric near infinity, decay along the upper half-plane implies decay along the whole plane, provided it is continuous at sufficiently distant real points.
A continuous injection of the closed upper half-plane sends every real point to the frontier of
the image of the open half-plane. The inversion w ↦ -w⁻¹ preserves the closed upper
half-plane, and so transfers limits at infinity in it to limits at 0.
A function on the upper half-plane, extended to ℂ by ofComplex, is periodic with a real
period exactly when the original function is invariant under the corresponding translation.
The real-part map re : ℍ → ℝ is continuous and open, so taking closures commutes with taking
preimages under it. In particular the closure of the open half-plane {z | a < z.re} is the
closed half-plane {z | a ≤ z.re}, and likewise for {z | z.re < a}; transported by the
PSL(2, ℝ)-action, this identifies the boundary of a half-plane bounded by a geodesic line.
Main declarations #
Real.nhdsWithin_upperHalfPlaneSet_neBot.TauCeti.mem_closedBall_and_eq_of_tendsto— transport a boundary limit through a map continuous on the closed unit disc.TauCeti.cobounded_inf_principal_upperHalfPlaneSet_neBot.TauCeti.tendsto_zero_cobounded_of_tendsto_upperHalfPlaneSet.TauCeti.tendsto_zero_cobounded_of_tendsto_mul_upperHalfPlaneSet.TauCeti.mem_frontier_image_upperHalfPlaneSet_of_im_eq_zero.TauCeti.not_mem_image_upperHalfPlaneSet_of_im_eq_zero.TauCeti.im_neg_inv_nonneg.TauCeti.tendsto_comp_neg_inv_cobounded.TauCeti.UpperHalfPlane.periodic_comp_ofComplex_iff.TauCeti.UpperHalfPlane.closure_preimage_re,closure_setOfPred_lt_re,closure_setOfPred_re_lt.
References #
- Mathlib PR #39083 (Chris Birkbeck) — the upstream draft the periodicity criterion ports onto the current Mathlib pin.
Every real point is in the closure of the open upper half-plane, so limits along the half-plane at a real point are well posed.
Along the upper half-plane, a limit of f = G ∘ h at a real point x is G (h x), when h
is continuous at x and maps the upper half-plane into the disc, on whose closure G is
continuous.
The upper half-plane is unbounded, so the filter along which it approaches infinity is nontrivial and limits taken along it are unique.
For a function conjugation-symmetric near infinity and continuous at all sufficiently distant real points, decay along the upper half-plane implies decay along the whole plane.
A conjugation-symmetric continuation agreeing with ψ above the real axis tends to zero
at infinity if z * ψ z has a finite limit there within the upper half-plane.
A boundary point of the closed upper half-plane whose image avoids the open half-plane image maps to the frontier when the map is continuous there.
w ↦ -w⁻¹ carries the closed upper half-plane near 0 to the closed upper half-plane near
infinity, so a limit of f at infinity in the closed upper half-plane is a limit of w ↦ f (-w⁻¹)
at 0 in the punctured closed upper half-plane.
A function ℍ → α, extended to ℂ via ofComplex, is periodic with real period c iff
the original function is invariant under translation by c.
UpperHalfPlane.re's closures and preimages commute, the ℍ analogue of
Complex.closure_preimage_re.
The closure of an open right half-plane of ℍ, the analogue for ℍ of
Complex.closure_setOfPred_lt_re for ℂ.
The closure of an open left half-plane of ℍ, the analogue for ℍ of
Complex.closure_setOfPred_re_lt for ℂ.