The valence-formula winding values #
The generic circular-arc index integrals — indexIntegral_arc_interval, indexIntegral_arc and
windingNumber_circle — are circleMap results rather than model-sector ones and live in
TauCeti.Analysis.Contour.Winding.Number.Circle, which this module re-exports so that imports of
this path keep working.
What remains here are the two arc values the valence formula names by their points. Their
statements are the generic arc computation at α = π and α = π/3; the names record the role
each value plays downstream, which is why they sit here rather than in the generic circle module.
Main results #
TauCeti.Contour.windingNumber_at_i— the semicircle value½, the coefficient oford_i f.TauCeti.Contour.windingNumber_at_rho— theπ/3-arc value1/6, per corner.
TauCeti/Analysis/Contour/ModelSector/ retains the genuinely model-sector material:
Corner.lean (the two-ray corner) and Closed.lean (the assembled sector and its winding number).
Provenance #
Migrated and adapted from the AINTLIB LeanModularForms project (the sector-geometry material of
ForMathlib/HungerbuhlerWasem/Crossing.lean), specialised to the raw-function
(γ : ℝ → ℂ on [a, b]) design of the contour-integration roadmap.
References #
- N. Hungerbühler, M. Wasem, Non-integer valued winding numbers and a generalized Residue Theorem, arXiv:1808.00997, (2.4).
The winding number ½ at i — the coefficient of ord_i(f) in the valence formula. The
semicircle ([0, π]) specialization of indexIntegral_arc (π / 2π = ½): i is a
smooth boundary point of the fundamental domain, so the valence contour indents around it by a
semicircle (opening angle α = π). The statement is the generic arc computation; the point i
names its downstream valence-formula role.
The winding number 1/6 at ρ — the per-corner coefficient in the valence formula. The
[0, π/3] specialization of indexIntegral_arc ((π/3) / 2π = 1/6): ρ is a π/3 corner
of the fundamental domain, so the contour indents around it by a π/3 arc, and the two such corners
(ρ and ρ+1) each contribute 1/6, summing to the 1/3 coefficient of ord_ρ(f). The statement
is the generic arc computation; the point ρ names its downstream valence-formula role.