Joint real smoothness of smooth families of holomorphic disk functions #
A fixed-contour Cauchy formula realizes evaluation inside a disk as a smooth supremum-norm kernel paired with the supplied Banach-valued curve. This proves joint smoothness, rather than inferring it from separate smoothness.
Angles: an abbreviation for ↥(Icc (0 : ℝ) (2 * Real.pi)).
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Continuous extension of an angle path, used only inside its integration interval.
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Integration is a bounded real-linear map on continuous angle paths.
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Sampling the outer circle as a continuous map into the closed disk.
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- NavierStokes.HolomorphicFamily.circleInput c hσ = { toFun := fun (θ : NavierStokes.HolomorphicFamily.Angles) => ⟨circleMap c σ ↑θ, ⋯⟩, continuous_toFun := ⋯ }
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Circle sampling has operator norm at most one.
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Pointwise complex multiplication of a scalar angle path and a vector path.
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- NavierStokes.HolomorphicFamily.multiplyPaths k v = { toFun := fun (θ : NavierStokes.HolomorphicFamily.Angles) => k θ • v θ, continuous_toFun := ⋯ }
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Multiply paths linear, bundling toFun, toFun, map_add, map_smul and the required
compatibility proofs.
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A concrete bounded bilinear pairing of continuous contour paths.
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The Cauchy kernel is smooth as a supremum-norm continuous path.
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Fixed-contour evaluation, defined for every continuous outer-disk input.
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Joint smoothness of the actual Cauchy integral follows from bounded bilinearity and supremum-norm smoothness of its two contour inputs.
Continuous disk data supplies the boundary-continuity part of the Cauchy formula.
The jointly smooth Cauchy expression agrees with every holomorphic slice represented by the given continuous disk input.
A genuine smooth Banach-valued disk family of holomorphic slices is jointly real smooth throughout the open disk.
The smaller-disk form used by the Volterra regularity construction.
Real-linear joint derivative: a real radial increment and a complex disk increment act on the two actual partial derivatives.
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The radial partial derivative is obtained by evaluating the genuine supremum-norm derivative of the supplied disk curve.
CauchyRestriction's bounded operator is the actual complex partial.
The actual joint Fréchet derivative combines the supremum-norm radial derivative with the bounded Cauchy differentiation operator.
The Cauchy partial has the expected inverse-gap bound.
Real differentiability into a compact-function Banach space upgrades to complex differentiability when every evaluation has a complex derivative. The complex linearity is proved by the separating evaluation maps.
Joint real smoothness near a compact radial set and holomorphic parameter slices give genuine complex differentiability of the compact-valued family. This is the input bridge for compact-family Volterra operators.