General smooth-domain symmetrized auxiliary bound #
This file assembles the sharp L4.2d estimate on a smooth boundary once the three genuinely analytic/geometric inputs are available:
- the polynomial and resolvent Cauchy identities for the parametrized curve;
- the outward tangent-normal direction supports the numerical range; and
- the polynomial boundary values are uniformly bounded by
M.
The proof derives all remaining facts from the landed infrastructure. The
resolvent and polynomial kernels are interval integrable, the supporting
half-plane condition makes the double-layer kernel positive, and the
resolvent Cauchy identity gives total mass 4 * pi • 1. Positive-kernel
contractivity then gives the factor 2.
The hypotheses are intentionally explicit: SmoothJordanDomain does not
currently record an orientation/support condition, and no general-domain
Cauchy or Plemelj theorem is hidden here.
Main declaration #
SmoothJordanDomain.isCompact_frontier-- the parametrized frontier is compact;norm_eval_boundaryParam_le_polynomialSupNorm_frontier-- boundary values are controlled by the polynomial sup norm on the frontier;exists_global_polynomial_calculus_bound_frontier_of_cauchy-- an all-polynomial Cauchy representation supplies a finite global calculus constant on the fixed smooth domain;norm_aeval_add_star_crouzeixPolynomialAuxiliaryOperator_le_two_mul_of_cauchy_support-- the generic smooth-domain L4.2d bound from Cauchy and support data.norm_aeval_add_star_auxiliary_le_two_mul_polynomialNorm_frontier_of_cauchy_support-- the same estimate with the canonical frontier sup norm.norm_aeval_add_star_auxiliary_le_two_mul_polynomialNorm_of_frontier_subset_of_cauchy_support-- control by any compact set containing the frontier.isPositive_aeval_crouzeixProductRemainderPolynomial_add_adjoint_of_cauchy_support-- the Hermitian product remainder is an integrated positive variance.re_inner_aeval_crouzeixProductRemainderPolynomial_nonneg_of_cauchy_support-- the corresponding accretive quadratic-form statement.
The frontier of a smooth Jordan domain is compact: it is the range of a continuous function with nonzero period.
Every value of a polynomial on the parametrized boundary is bounded by its polynomial sup norm on the domain frontier.
An all-polynomial Cauchy representation on a fixed smooth domain gives a
finite global polynomial-calculus constant relative to the frontier sup norm.
The constant is obtained from the compact parameter-interval bound on the
unweighted resolvent kernel, extracted by applying the existing auxiliary
integrand bound to the constant polynomial 1.
Generic smooth-domain L4.2d bound. If the parametrized boundary
satisfies the polynomial and resolvent Cauchy identities, its induced outward
normal supports the numerical range pointwise, and ‖p‖ ≤ M on the boundary,
then the polynomial auxiliary operator satisfies the sharp symmetrized bound
‖p(A) + G†‖ ≤ 2 * M.
The scalar-square auxiliary operator has nonnegative quadratic real part whenever the outward normal of the contour supports the numerical range. This is the signed half of double-layer positivity needed by the product-remainder identity; it requires no triangle inequality and no Cauchy mass normalization.
In the exact product decomposition, double-layer positivity retains the
sign of the cancellation: the real part of p(A) G_p is bounded below by
minus the real part of the evaluated lower-degree remainder.
The Hermitian part of the product remainder is positive. More
precisely, it is the normalized integral of the positive operator-valued
variance (p(z) - p(A))† K(z) (p(z) - p(A)), where K is the
double-layer kernel. This identity retains the coupling between the square
auxiliary and the product term; it does not estimate either separately.
The evaluated product remainder is accretive: its quadratic real part is nonnegative on every vector. This is the scalar-form consequence of the positive integrated-variance identity above.
The generic smooth-domain symmetrized estimate with the canonical
boundary constant. The Cauchy and outward-support inputs imply
‖p(A) + G†‖ ≤ 2 * sup_{z ∈ frontier Ω} ‖p(z)‖.
If a compact set L contains the smooth frontier, the generic
symmetrized estimate is controlled by the polynomial sup norm on L. This
is the stagewise form consumed by compact-exhaustion arguments.