Meromorphic order from limits and connected sets #
A nonzero limit of (z - c) β’ f z at c detects an exact simple pole of f.
An analytic function on a connected set that is nonzero somewhere has finite meromorphic
order throughout the set.
On a nonempty closed disc closedBall c R over β or β (RCLike π), the boundary point
c + R lies on sphere c R and closedBall c R is convex, hence preconnected. Consequently,
if a meromorphic function on closedBall c R has finite meromorphic order at every point of
sphere c R β in particular, if an analytic function on closedBall c R does not vanish on
sphere c R β then MeromorphicOn.meromorphicOrderAt_ne_top_of_isPreconnected propagates finite
meromorphic order to every point of closedBall c R.
Main results #
MeromorphicAt.meromorphicOrderAt_eq_neg_one_of_tendsto_sub_smul: a nonzero residue limit forces meromorphic order exactly-1.AnalyticOnNhd.meromorphicOrderAt_ne_top_of_exists_ne_zero: a nonzero value on a connected set rules out infinite order throughout the set.MeromorphicOn.meromorphicOrderAt_ne_top_of_forall_mem_sphere: finite meromorphic order on the bounding sphere propagates throughout the closed disc.AnalyticOnNhd.meromorphicOrderAt_ne_top_of_forall_mem_sphere_ne_zero: an analytic function on a closed disc that does not vanish on the bounding sphere has finite meromorphic order throughout the closed disc.
An analytic function on a connected set has finite meromorphic order everywhere on that set if it is nonzero at some point of the set.
A meromorphic function has an exact simple pole if multiplying by the displacement from that point gives a nonzero punctured limit.
If f is meromorphic on closedBall c R and has finite meromorphic order at every point of
the bounding sphere sphere c R, then f has finite meromorphic order throughout
closedBall c R.
If f is analytic on closedBall c R and nonvanishing on the bounding sphere sphere c R,
then f has finite meromorphic order throughout closedBall c R.