Convergence of the logarithm series in a Banach algebra #
Mathlib defines the logarithm NormedSpace.log x = ∑ n ≥ 1, (-1)^(n+1) / n • (x - 1)^n as the
sum of NormedSpace.logSeries at x - 1. This file establishes the convergence and analyticity
of NormedSpace.logSeries and NormedSpace.log: in a Banach algebra over a characteristic-zero
normed field, the radius of convergence of NormedSpace.logSeries is at least one, so
NormedSpace.log is analytic at one.
It supplies the local logarithm needed to define the Baker–Campbell–Hausdorff map near the
origin.
Main results #
NormedSpace.logSeries_apply: the homogeneous terms ofNormedSpace.logSeries.NormedSpace.logSeries_partialSum_three: its third partial sum,u - 2⁻¹ • u ^ 2.NormedSpace.one_le_logSeries_radius: the radius of convergence is at least one.NormedSpace.log_hasFPowerSeriesOnBall: the series representsNormedSpace.logon the unit ball about one.NormedSpace.isBigO_log_one_add_sub_quadratic:log (1 + u) - (u - 2⁻¹ • u ^ 2)isO(‖u‖ ^ 3)at the origin.
The third partial sum of the series for log (1 + u) is the quadratic truncation
u - 2⁻¹ • u ^ 2.
The radius of logSeries is at least one.
The series for log (1 + u) is summable in the open unit ball.
logSeries represents log throughout the open unit ball about one.
log is analytic at one.
The quadratic Taylor estimate for the Banach algebra logarithm. The difference
log (1 + u) - (u - 2⁻¹ • u ^ 2) is O(‖u‖ ^ 3) as u → 0.