Normalized weighted coefficient sequences #
Exact order in the distinguished variable lets us choose a small positive
weight so that the normalized coefficient sequence is strictly close to the
degree-d monomial in the ordinary complex ℓ¹ norm. This is the
Archimedean tail-scaling estimate needed by the Banach-algebra proof.
Absolutely summable one-variable coefficient sequences at the origin.
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Rescale a sequence and normalize its coefficient in degree d to one.
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- ClassicalComplexWPT.normalizedScale t ht f d = (↑(ClassicalComplexWPT.scaleSeq t ht f) d)⁻¹ • ClassicalComplexWPT.scaleSeq t ht f
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Distinguished-variable coefficients at the base origin, weighted by R^k.
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- ClassicalComplexWPT.originWeightedCoeffs p R hR = ⟨fun (k : ℕ) => ↑↑R ^ k * ClassicalComplexWPT.lastTaylorCoefficient p k 0, ⋯⟩
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Normalize the radially weighted Taylor coefficients at the origin.
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- ClassicalComplexWPT.normalizedOriginCoeffs p r hr d = (↑(ClassicalComplexWPT.originWeightedCoeffs p r hr) d)⁻¹ • ClassicalComplexWPT.originWeightedCoeffs p r hr
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The analytic weighted coefficient map normalized by its degree-d
coefficient at the base origin.
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Exact distinguished order supplies a normalized analytic coefficient map
that is within 1/2 of the monomial at the origin and remains within 1 on
a neighborhood of the base origin.