Convex-Domain Contour Vanishing for Meromorphic Functions #
Thin corollaries of the null-homologous theorems in HomologicalCauchy.lean,
specialized to convex domains via isNullHomologous_of_convex.
Main Results #
contourIntegral_eq_zero_of_meromorphic_residue_zero-- single-pole vanishing on convex domaincontourIntegral_eq_zero_of_meromorphic_residue_zero_finset-- multi-pole vanishing on convex domain
These are now thin wrappers around:
contourIntegral_eq_zero_of_meromorphic_residue_zero_nhcontourIntegral_eq_zero_of_meromorphic_residue_zero_finset_nh
References #
- Hungerbuhler-Wasem, arXiv:1808.00997v2, Theorem 3.3
- Mathlib
MeromorphicAt,meromorphicOrderAt
Single-point vanishing theorem (convex corollary) #
For a meromorphic function with zero residue at the unique singularity in a convex domain, the contour integral vanishes.
If f is meromorphic at s with Res(f, s) = 0, and f is differentiable on
U \ {s} for a convex open U containing s, then the contour integral of f
vanishes for any closed curve in U avoiding s.
This is a corollary of contourIntegral_eq_zero_of_meromorphic_residue_zero_nh
via isNullHomologous_of_convex.
Multi-point vanishing theorem (convex corollary) #
For finitely many meromorphic singularities, all with zero residue, the contour integral vanishes on closed curves in a convex domain.
Multi-point version: if f is meromorphic at each s in S with Res(f, s) = 0,
f is differentiable on U \ S, and U is convex open, then the contour integral
of f vanishes for any closed curve in U avoiding all of S.
This is a corollary of contourIntegral_eq_zero_of_meromorphic_residue_zero_finset_nh
via isNullHomologous_of_convex.