Meromorphic germs form the fraction field of holomorphic germs #
Let a : โ and let ๐ช_a be the stalk at a of the holomorphic structure sheaf of โ, an
integral domain. Restricting a holomorphic germ to the punctured neighbourhoods of a gives a
punctured meromorphic germ, which defines an injective ring homomorphism
TauCeti.holomorphicStructureSheaf.toMeromorphicGerms a : ๐ช_a โ+* meromorphicGerms โ a
(toMeromorphicGerms_injective: by continuity a holomorphic germ is determined by its values off
a). This file proves:
exists_eq_toMeromorphicGerms_div: every meromorphic germ atais a quotienth / (z - a) ^ nof a holomorphic germhby a power of the coordinate. Indeed, by Mathlib's definition a functionfis meromorphic atawhen(z - a) ^ n โข f zis analytic atafor somen.isFractionRing_meromorphicGerms: consequentlymeromorphicGerms โ ais a fraction field of๐ช_a, so it is identified withFractionRing ๐ช_abyIsFractionRing.algEquiv.exists_toMeromorphicGerms_eq_iff: a meromorphic germ comes from a holomorphic germ exactly when its order atais nonnegative.mem_range_toMeromorphicGerms_iff_exists_tendsto: equivalently, exactly when it has a limit along the punctured neighbourhoods ofa.evalInvSub_principalPart_add_toMeromorphicGerms_regularPartandevalInvSub_add_toMeromorphicGerms_eq_iff: every meromorphic germฯatasplits uniquely asฯ = P((z - a)โปยน) + s, withPa polynomial without constant term, its principal partTauCeti.meromorphicGerms.principalPart ฯ, andsa holomorphic germ, its regular partregularPart a ฯ. Ifฯis the germ of(z - a)โปแดบ h zwithhanalytic ata, the regular part is the germ of the remainder(swap dslope a)^[N] hin Taylor's formula forh(coe_toMeromorphicGerms_regularPart).mem_range_toMeromorphicGerms_iff_principalPart_eq_zero: a meromorphic germ comes from a holomorphic germ exactly when its principal part vanishes.
References #
- Otto Forster, Lectures on Riemann Surfaces, Graduate Texts in Mathematics 81, Springer, 1981, ยง1.
Restricting a holomorphic germ at a : โ to the punctured neighbourhoods of a gives a
meromorphic germ at a.
Instances For
A holomorphic germ at a : โ is determined by its values on a punctured neighbourhood.
A function analytic at a : โ has a holomorphic germ at a, whose punctured germ is that of
the function.
A function meromorphic at a : โ has the punctured germ of a holomorphic germ at a
exactly when its order at a is nonnegative.
Regular germs are those with a limit. A meromorphic germ at a comes from a holomorphic
germ exactly when it has a limit along the punctured neighbourhoods of a.
Every meromorphic germ at a : โ is the quotient of a holomorphic germ by a power of the
coordinate z - a.
Meromorphic germs at a : โ form an algebra over the holomorphic germs at a, through
toMeromorphicGerms.
The field of meromorphic germs at a : โ is the fraction field of the ring of holomorphic
germs at a.
The principal part and the regular part #
The regular part of a meromorphic germ ฯ at a : โ: the holomorphic germ which, restricted
to the punctured neighbourhoods of a, is ฯ - P((z - a)โปยน), where P is the principal part of
ฯ. It is additive in ฯ.
Instances For
The principal part of a holomorphic germ vanishes.
On the punctured neighbourhoods of a, the regular part of ฯ is ฯ minus its principal
part.
Principal part splitting. A meromorphic germ at a : โ is the sum of its principal part
P((z - a)โปยน) and its regular part.
Uniqueness of the principal part splitting. A meromorphic germ ฯ at a : โ is
P((z - a)โปยน) + s, with P a polynomial without constant term and s a holomorphic germ, exactly
when P is the principal part and s is the regular part of ฯ.
The regular part of a holomorphic germ is the germ itself.
A meromorphic germ at a comes from a holomorphic germ exactly when its principal part
vanishes.
On the punctured neighbourhoods of a, the regular part of a polynomial in the inverse
coordinate is its constant term.
A polynomial without constant term in the inverse coordinate has regular part zero.
The regular part through Taylor's formula. If ฯ is the germ of (z - a)โปแดบ h z with h
analytic at a, then the regular part of ฯ is the holomorphic germ of the remainder
(swap dslope a)^[N] h in Taylor's formula
h z = ฮฃ_{j<N} c_j (z - a) ^ j + (z - a) ^ N (swap dslope a)^[N] h z.