The logarithmic integral along the boundary contour #
The argument principle read on the boundary of the truncated fundamental domain. For a function
analytic and non-vanishing off a finite set S, the Cauchy principal value of its logarithmic
integral along fdBoundary H is 2πi times the winding-weighted sum of its orders.
This is the on-contour counterpart of
TauCeti.ModularForm.hasCauchyPV_fdBoundary_residue_sum, which takes the poles to lie strictly
inside the truncated domain and so meets the contour nowhere. Here S may contain points of the
contour itself — as it must for the valence formula, whose elliptic points i and ρ lie on the
boundary — and the weights are then the generalized, non-integer winding numbers.
The contour hypotheses of the general theorem are discharged from the merged geometry of
fdBoundary: it is a closed piecewise-C¹ immersion, null-homologous in any open set containing
the truncated domain, and its basepoint fdBoundary H 0 = 1/2 + H·i is a ceiling point.
Main declarations #
References #
- AINTLIB
LeanModularForms— the valence-formula development this file ports onto the current Mathlib pin.
The logarithmic integral along the boundary contour. For f analytic and non-vanishing on
an open U off a finite S, meromorphic of order ord at each point of S lying in U, with
U containing the truncated fundamental domain and the contour's basepoint off S, the Cauchy
principal value of the logarithmic integral along fdBoundary H is
2πi · Σ_{z ∈ S} n_z(fdBoundary H) · ord z.
Unlike TauCeti.ModularForm.hasCauchyPV_fdBoundary_residue_sum, the set S is free to meet the
contour; the winding numbers then need not be integers.