Principal complex powers on a sector #
This file records pointwise facts about symmetric angular sectors and principal complex powers. A closed symmetric sector can be described by a continuous linear inequality, the principal inverse power maps the corresponding open sector to the right half-plane, and raising that root back to the original power recovers the starting point.
Main results #
TauCeti.arg_mem_Icc_iff_norm_mul_cos_le_recharacterizes a closed symmetric sector without referring to the discontinuous argument function on the target side.TauCeti.cpow_inv_re_pos_of_arg_mem_sectormaps an open sector into the right half-plane.TauCeti.cpow_inv_cpow_of_sectorrecovers a point after taking its principal inverse power.
A complex number lies in the closed sector of half-opening a ≤ π around the positive real
axis exactly when ‖z‖ * cos a ≤ z.re. The right-hand side is continuous in z, so this
characterization passes to limits, unlike the argument itself. For a = π / 2 this specializes
to Complex.abs_arg_le_pi_div_two_iff.