Weierstrass division on holomorphic germs #
This file packages the function-level division and uniqueness theorems as a
canonical operation on the standard germ ring. A fixed family a represents
the coefficients of the prepared divisor; its coefficients are analytic and
vanish at the origin.
The prepared polynomial, written in the standard Fin (n + 1) -> C
coordinate model used by HolomorphicGerm.
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The germ of a fixed prepared polynomial.
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The degree-< d polynomial germ with a prescribed coefficient vector.
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A quotient and coefficient vector satisfy Weierstrass division at the level of germs.
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Coercion of a polynomial assembled from analytic coefficient representatives agrees with its pointwise polynomial function.
Coercion of the full quotient-plus-remainder expression assembled from analytic representatives.
Every holomorphic germ admits a quotient and degree-< d remainder by a
fixed prepared polynomial.
Germ-level uniqueness. In particular, the quotient and coefficient germs do not depend on any analytic representatives used to construct them.
Canonical quotient and remainder #
The canonical quotient, chosen from existence and made intrinsic by
preparedGermDivision_unique.
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The canonical coefficient vector of the degree-< d remainder.
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The base-linear coefficient-remainder map supplied by analytic Weierstrass division.
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- LocalComplexGeometry.WPTBridge.preparedGermDivisionRemainderLinearMap a ha ha0 = { toFun := LocalComplexGeometry.WPTBridge.preparedGermDivisionRemainder a ha ha0, map_add' := ⋯, map_smul' := ⋯ }
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Kernel and principal divisibility #
The exact kernel statement needed by Rückert's remainder-module induction: the kernel is the principal ideal generated by the prepared polynomial, viewed as a module over lower-dimensional germs.
Every coefficient vector already is the remainder of its degree-< d
polynomial germ.