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SpherePacking.MagicFunction.a.Integrability.ComplexIntegrands

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 #

Complex Differentiability #

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 holomorphic on the upper half-plane (using Set.univ ×ℂ Ioi 0 notation). This is equivalent to φ₀''_holo since Set.univ ×ℂ Ioi 0 = ℍ₀.

φ₀ : ℍ → ℂ is continuous. Follows from φ₀''_holo.