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TauCeti.Geometry.Manifold.Complex.StructureSheaf.MeromorphicGerm

Meromorphic germs form the fraction field of holomorphic germs #

Let a : โ„‚ and let ๐’ช_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 : ๐’ช_a โ†’+* meromorphicGerms โ„‚ a (toMeromorphicGerms_injective: by continuity a holomorphic germ is determined by its values off a). This file proves:

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Restricting a holomorphic germ at a : โ„‚ to the punctured neighbourhoods of a gives a meromorphic germ at a.

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    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.

    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)โปยน), where P is the principal part of ฯ†. It is additive in ฯ†.

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      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)โปยน) and its regular part.

      Uniqueness of the principal part splitting. A meromorphic germ ฯ† at a : โ„‚ is P((z - a)โปยน) + 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†.

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      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.

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      On the punctured neighbourhoods of a, the regular part of a polynomial in the inverse coordinate is its constant term.

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      A polynomial without constant term in the inverse coordinate has regular part zero.

      theorem TauCeti.holomorphicStructureSheaf.coe_toMeromorphicGerms_regularPart {a : โ„‚} {ฯ† : โ†ฅ(meromorphicGerms โ„‚ a)} {h : โ„‚ โ†’ โ„‚} (hh : AnalyticAt โ„‚ h a) {N : โ„•} (hฯ† : โ†‘ฯ† = โ†‘fun (z : โ„‚) => ((z - a) ^ N)โปยน * h z) :
      โ†‘((toMeromorphicGerms a) ((regularPart a) ฯ†)) = โ†‘((Function.swap dslope a)^[N] h)

      The regular part through Taylor's formula. If ฯ† is the germ of (z - a)โปแดบ 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.