Passage to the limit in the two Green integrals #
Uniform convergence of absolutely continuous curves and L¹ convergence of derivatives
preserve circulation of compactly supported continuous fields. L¹ convergence of the winding
weights preserves the curl area integral for globally C¹, compactly supported fields.
Both integrals are integrable; index vanishing identifies the whole-plane area integral
with its restriction to the field domain.
Uniform convergence of AC curves and derivative L¹ convergence preserve the actual
circulation integral of compactly supported continuous planar fields.
The winding-weighted curl of globally C¹ fields is integrable for every closed AC curve.
Actual winding-weighted curl integrals converge under L¹ convergence of the weights.
There is no uniform bound on the winding numbers.
The weighted curl integrals over an index-vanishing domain converge when the winding
weights converge in L¹. The approximating indices need vanish outside the domain only
eventually.
Passage to the limit in both actual Green integrals. Any approximating Green identities
valid eventually pass to the closed AC limit, using uniform, derivative L¹, and weight L¹
convergence. In particular this applies to the endpoint-preserving polygonal approximations.