The native node domain of a holomorphic Dirichlet average #
For any open scalar domain D, not necessarily convex, the node tuples whose
convex hull lies in D form an open set. The regularized average continues
jointly to all Dirichlet parameters on this node set. If D is star-convex,
this node set is star-convex too, giving a useful uniqueness domain.
This does not extend the average to tuples whose convex hull leaves D.
That is the additional content of Carlson (1969), Theorem 8, on simply
connected domains; its general existence assertion remains open here.
Convex-hull containment can be tested on the simplex coordinates.
Each individual node lies in the scalar domain whenever the whole hull does.
Star-convexity passes from the scalar domain to the admissible node tuples.
The admissible node domain is connected for a nonempty star-convex scalar domain.
Joint entire-parameter continuation over the native node domain of any open holomorphy domain. Convexity of that scalar domain is not required.
Recognize native agreement throughout a star-convex scalar domain from agreement on a convex open seed containing its star center. Joint holomorphy on the full product domain is a hypothesis, not an existence conclusion.