Taylor expansions on polydiscs with separate radii #
The multi-index Cauchy series converges throughout its open polydisc, not merely on
the largest inscribed equal-radius ball. Convergence is uniform on smaller closed polydiscs
and locally uniform on the full open polydisc, also after mixed differentiation. Explicit
geometric-tail estimates control the remainder after any finite set of multi-indices.
Scalar Taylor coefficients also define an element of Mathlib's MvPowerSeries.
The scalar Taylor series as an existing Mathlib multivariate formal power series.
Equations
- CarlsonFunctions.SeveralComplexVariables.holomorphicTaylorSeries f c m = (∏ i : Fin d, ↑(m i).factorial)⁻¹ * CarlsonFunctions.SeveralComplexVariables.multiIndexDeriv (⇑m) f c
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Formal Taylor coefficients coincide with the integral Cauchy coefficients.
Every higher Cauchy kernel times a continuous function is integrable on its contour.
The full multi-index Taylor expansion on a polydisc with separate radii. The sum is indexed by all multi-indices, and therefore does not depend on a summation order.
A summable geometric majorant for individual Taylor terms on a smaller closed polydisc.
Uniform convergence of the Taylor series on every strictly smaller closed polydisc.
The multi-index Taylor expansion converges locally uniformly throughout its polydisc.
A uniform remainder bound for any finite Taylor polynomial. The right-hand side is the tail of an explicitly summable product of geometric series.
The geometric-tail bound written without an infinite sum: a finite polynomial is subtracted from the product of the geometric sums.
Any mixed derivative of the separate-radius Taylor expansion is obtained by termwise differentiation, with locally uniform convergence on the full open polydisc.