Mixed Cauchy coefficients #
Higher Cauchy kernels on polydiscs with separate radii. Differentiating the evaluation
point raises the corresponding kernel exponent; the integration contour remains fixed.
This identifies every mixed derivative with the multi-index factorial times its Cauchy
coefficient, proves independence from the contour radii, and yields the sharp mixed-derivative
Cauchy estimate. PolydiscTaylor uses these coefficients for convergent Taylor expansions.
The higher Cauchy transform with a fixed contour and variable evaluation point.
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Multi-index Cauchy coefficients for a polydisc with separate radii.
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A canonical list containing coordinate i exactly m i times.
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- CarlsonFunctions.SeveralComplexVariables.multiIndexList m = (List.ofFn fun (i : Fin d) => List.replicate (m i) i).flatten
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The mixed coordinate derivative of multi-index m, in canonical coordinate order.
For holomorphic maps, permutation invariance makes the choice of order immaterial.
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Separate-radius coefficients recover the original equal-radius coefficients.
Differentiating in coordinate i raises that kernel exponent by one.
Cauchy's multi-index coefficient estimate with one radius for each coordinate.
Higher Cauchy kernels are jointly continuous in the interior evaluation point and the contour parameter.
Coordinate differentiation under the fixed-contour higher Cauchy integral.
The zeroth Cauchy transform equals the original function in the open polydisc.
Repeated coordinate differentiation of the zeroth Cauchy transform yields factorials times the corresponding higher Cauchy transform.
Mixed derivatives at the center are multi-index factorials times the Cauchy coefficients.
Cauchy coefficients are the mixed Taylor coefficients, independent of a contour choice.
The mixed derivative can be computed in any order with the prescribed multiplicities.
Changing the positive contour radii does not change the Cauchy coefficients.
Cauchy's estimate for every mixed derivative, with the usual multi-index factorial and a separate radius in each coordinate.