Coordinate derivatives of holomorphic functions #
Coordinate differentiation is defined using one-variable slices, and identified with evaluation of the Fréchet derivative on a coordinate vector. Holomorphy of derivatives is inherited from Mathlib's general Fréchet derivative theorem.
Differentiate in coordinate i, holding all other coordinates fixed.
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- CarlsonFunctions.SeveralComplexVariables.partialDerivCarlson i f z = deriv (fun (w : ℂ) => f (Function.update z i w)) (z i)
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The derivative of a coordinate slice is the corresponding Fréchet derivative value.
Coordinate derivatives are Fréchet derivatives evaluated on coordinate vectors.
A coordinate derivative only depends on the germ of the function.
The Fréchet derivative is recovered from the coordinate derivatives.
Coordinate differentiation respects subtraction at differentiability points.
Holomorphy restricts to each coordinate slice.
Coordinate differentiation commutes with a finite sum of differentiable functions.
Every coordinate derivative of an analytic function is analytic.
Repeated coordinate differentiation, with the leftmost coordinate acting last.
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- CarlsonFunctions.SeveralComplexVariables.iteratedPartialDerivCarlson [] x✝ = x✝
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Differentiate a coordinate derivative by composing the second Fréchet derivative with evaluation on its coordinate vector.
Mixed coordinate derivatives commute for a holomorphic function.
All iterated coordinate derivatives are holomorphic on the original open domain.
Iterated coordinate derivatives depend only on the multiplicity of each coordinate, not on their order in the differentiation list.
Iterated coordinate derivatives agree on an open set where the original functions agree.
Mixed coordinate differentiation commutes with finite sums of holomorphic functions.
The complex Jacobian in the standard coordinate bases.
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- CarlsonFunctions.SeveralComplexVariables.complexJacobian f z j i = CarlsonFunctions.SeveralComplexVariables.partialDerivCarlson i (fun (w : ι → ℂ) => f w j) z
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Entries of the complex Jacobian are the coordinate entries of the Fréchet derivative.
The coordinate chain rule, with an arbitrary complex normed outer target.
Jacobians compose by matrix multiplication.