The winding number of each boundary piece is a principal logarithm #
Each smooth piece of the boundary contour of the truncated fundamental domain is confined
to an axis-aligned half-plane: the verticals have constant real part ±1/2, the arc stays
below height 1, and the truncation ceiling has constant height H. About a point w on
the far side of the corresponding line, the chord ratios of the piece therefore lie in the
slit plane, so its index integral is a principal logarithm of the endpoint ratio and the
winding number of the piece is (2πi)⁻¹ times that logarithm.
Summing the four values over the piece decomposition and pinning with integrality is how
the interior winding number -1 of the contour is computed.
Main declarations #
TauCeti.ModularForm.windingNumber_fdBoundarySegment1_eq_log,TauCeti.ModularForm.windingNumber_fdBoundary_arc_eq_log,TauCeti.ModularForm.windingNumber_fdBoundarySegment4_eq_logandTauCeti.ModularForm.windingNumber_fdBoundarySegment5_eq_log— the four logarithm values.
References #
The piece-logarithm evaluation follows the fundamental-domain boundary development of
AINTLIB's LeanModularForms (ForMathlib/FDBoundary.lean, FDBoundaryH.lean,
FDBoundaryPath.lean); the logarithm FTC and the slit-plane criteria are Tau Ceti's.
The winding number of the right vertical about a point strictly to its left is the principal logarithm of the endpoint ratio.
The winding number of the arc about a point strictly above height 1 is the principal
logarithm of the endpoint ratio.
The winding number of the left vertical about a point strictly to its right is the principal logarithm of the endpoint ratio.
The winding number of the truncation ceiling about a point strictly below height H is
the principal logarithm of the endpoint ratio.