The logarithm of one added to an element of a Banach algebra #
This file packages the power series
log (1 + u) = ∑ n ≥ 1, (-1)^(n+1) / n • u^n in a Banach algebra over a
characteristic-zero normed field. Its radius of
convergence is at least one, so it supplies the local logarithm needed to define the
Baker–Campbell–Hausdorff map near the origin.
Main definitions and results #
NormedSpace.logOneAddSeries: the formal multilinear series forlog (1 + u).NormedSpace.logOneAddSeries_apply: its homogeneous terms.NormedSpace.logOneAddSeries_partialSum_three: its third partial sum,u - 2⁻¹ • u ^ 2.NormedSpace.logOneAdd: its sum.NormedSpace.logOneAdd_eq_tsum: the defining series equation.NormedSpace.one_le_logOneAddSeries_radius: the radius of convergence is at least one.NormedSpace.hasFPowerSeriesOnBall_logOneAdd: the series representslogOneAddon the unit ball.NormedSpace.isBigO_logOneAdd_sub_quadratic:logOneAdd u - (u - 2⁻¹ • u ^ 2)isO(‖u‖ ^ 3)at the origin.
The formal multilinear series for log (1 + u) in a topological algebra.
Equations
- NormedSpace.logOneAddSeries 𝕂 A = FormalMultilinearSeries.ofScalars A fun (n : ℕ) => (-1) ^ (n + 1) / Nat.castEmbedding n
Instances For
The homogeneous terms of logOneAddSeries.
The third partial sum of the series for log (1 + u) is the quadratic truncation
u - 2⁻¹ • u ^ 2.
The tsum of the power series for log (1 + u).
Equations
- NormedSpace.logOneAdd 𝕂 A u = (NormedSpace.logOneAddSeries 𝕂 A).sum u
Instances For
The radius of logOneAddSeries is at least one.
The defining series for logOneAdd is summable in the open unit ball.
logOneAddSeries represents logOneAdd throughout the open unit ball.
logOneAdd is analytic at the origin.
The quadratic Taylor estimate for the Banach algebra logarithm. The difference
logOneAdd u - (u - 2⁻¹ • u ^ 2) is O(‖u‖ ^ 3) as u → 0.
logOneAdd vanishes at zero.