Locally uniform limits of analytic maps in several variables #
This file proves the Weierstrass convergence theorem for finite-dimensional complex domains,
its normally summable series consequences, and locally uniform convergence of all mixed
coordinate and iterated Fréchet derivatives. The topological notion
TendstoLocallyUniformlyOn is Mathlib's.
This is a temporary project home for material ultimately intended for a Mathlib location such as
Mathlib.Analysis.Complex.SeveralVariables.LocallyUniform.
Main results #
TendstoLocallyUniformlyOn.analyticOnNhd_piis the several-variable Weierstrass convergence theorem for finite complex coordinate spaces.HasSumLocallyUniformlyOn.analyticOnNhd_piis its series form.TendstoLocallyUniformlyOn.partialDerivandTendstoLocallyUniformlyOn.iteratedPartialDerivgive convergence of coordinate derivatives.HasSumLocallyUniformlyOn.iteratedPartialDerivgives termwise differentiation of series.TendstoLocallyUniformlyOn.analyticOnNhd_finiteDimensionalandTendstoLocallyUniformlyOn.iteratedFDeriv_finiteDimensionalare the coordinate-independent formulations, with multilinear operator norm for the latter.
Derivative convergence uses a one-variable Cauchy estimate on compact thickenings, followed by finite sums, currying, and transport along a continuous linear choice of coordinates.
Weierstrass convergence theorem, finite-coordinate form. A locally uniform limit of analytic maps on an open subset of a finite complex coordinate space is analytic.
A locally uniformly convergent sum of analytic maps on an open finite complex coordinate space is analytic.
A series of analytic maps is analytic when its terms admit a summable uniform majorant on every compact subset of the domain.
Locally uniform convergence of holomorphic maps implies locally uniform convergence of each coordinate derivative. The Cauchy estimate is applied on a compact thickening.
All mixed coordinate derivatives converge locally uniformly on the original domain.
Locally uniform convergence of holomorphic maps gives locally uniform convergence of their Fréchet derivatives in operator norm.
All iterated Fréchet derivatives converge locally uniformly in multilinear operator norm.
A locally uniformly convergent holomorphic series may be differentiated term by term any finite number of times, with locally uniform convergence of the differentiated series.
The Weierstrass convergence theorem on any finite-dimensional complex normed domain.
Locally uniform convergence of the Fréchet derivatives, without a choice of coordinates in the statement. The target carries the operator norm.
All iterated Fréchet derivatives converge locally uniformly on a finite-dimensional complex domain, in multilinear operator norm.