Complex integrands Φ₁'–Φ₆' are holomorphic on the upper half-plane #
In this file, we prove that all the complex integrands Φ₁' through Φ₆' that appear in our integrals
I₁-I₆ are holomorphic on the upper half-plane.
Main Results #
Φⱼ'_holo: For j = 1…6,Φⱼ'is Complex-differentiable on the upper half-plane.Φⱼ'_contDiffOn_ℂ: For j = 1…6,Φⱼ'is Complex-smooth on the upper half-plane.Φⱼ'_contDiffOn: For j = 1…6,Φⱼ'is Real-smooth on the upper half-plane.φ₀''_holo:φ₀''is Complex-differentiable on the upper half-plane.φ₀''_differentiable:φ₀''is differentiable onSet.univ ×ℂ Ioi 0.φ₀''_continuous:φ₀''is continuous on the upper half-plane.φ₀_continuous:φ₀ : ℍ → ℂis continuous.
Complex Differentiability #
theorem
MagicFunction.a.ComplexIntegrands.φ₀''_neg_inv_add_holo
{c : ℂ}
(hc : c.im = 0)
:
DifferentiableOn ℂ (fun (z : ℂ) => φ₀'' (-1 / (z + c))) UpperHalfPlane.upperHalfPlaneSet
For a real shift c, z ↦ φ₀''(-1/(z+c)) is holomorphic on ℍ₀: φ₀'' is holomorphic on
ℍ₀ and z ↦ -1/(z+c) maps ℍ₀ into ℍ₀ (neg_inv_add_mapsto).
Real Differentiability #
Corollaries using alternative set notation #
φ₀'' is continuous on the upper half-plane.
φ₀ : ℍ → ℂ is continuous. Follows from φ₀''_holo.