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TauCeti.Geometry.Manifold.Complex.StructureSheaf.Order

Finite vanishing order of holomorphic germs #

The powers of the ideal of holomorphic germs vanishing at a point of a complex curve have zero intersection. Consequently every nonzero germ lies in a unique last power of that ideal. This supplies finite, intrinsic local multiplicities for divisor sheaves: the multiplicity is measured without choosing a preferred coordinate.

The analytic input is finite vanishing order in a local chart. A germ divisible by the n-th power of the centered coordinate has analytic order at least n; a nonzero analytic germ cannot satisfy this for every n. No compactness or connectedness is required.

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The proof uses Mathlib's natCast_le_analyticOrderAt and the coordinate-division theorem OpenPartialHomeomorph.ker_eval_eq_span_holomorphicCoordinateGerm.

A nonzero holomorphic germ is not divisible by arbitrarily high powers of a centered chart coordinate.

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The n-th power of a centered coordinate vanishes to exactly order n, measured by powers of the evaluation kernel. In particular every finite multiplicity occurs.

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The vanishing ideal of holomorphic germs on a complex curve is separated: a germ in every power of that ideal is zero.

A nonzero holomorphic germ has a unique finite vanishing multiplicity, characterized intrinsically by consecutive powers of the evaluation kernel.