Holomorphic maps with the compact-open topology #
Holomorphic maps on an open domain form a closed complex submodule of the continuous maps on that domain. The topology and uniformity are inherited from Mathlib's continuous-map space, not from a global sup norm. In particular, the space is complete for Banach targets.
The zero extension below is only a device for expressing AnalyticOnNhd on the ambient
space. No continuity or analyticity at the boundary of the domain is asserted.
Extend a continuous map on an open domain by zero; used only for local analytic predicates.
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- CarlsonFunctions.SeveralComplexVariables.openExtension U f z = if hz : z ∈ U then f ⟨z, hz⟩ else 0
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Holomorphic maps are a submodule of continuous maps on the open domain.
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Holomorphic maps on an open domain, with the induced compact-open topology and uniformity.
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Convergence in the continuous-map space is exactly locally uniform convergence of the ambient extensions on the open domain.
Weierstrass convergence makes the holomorphic submodule closed.
The compact-open uniform space of holomorphic maps into a Banach space is complete.
Evaluation at a point is continuous in the compact-open topology.
The inherited topology on holomorphic maps is precisely locally uniform convergence.
Coordinate differentiation as an operator on holomorphic maps.
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Coordinate differentiation is continuous for the compact-open topology.
Restriction to a smaller open domain preserves holomorphy.
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Restriction is continuous for the compact-open topology.