Boundary approximation implies polynomial-companion convergence #
For any continuous scalar boundary datum, if polynomials approximate that datum uniformly and satisfy the polynomial Cauchy representation, their evaluations at the operator converge in norm to the associated normalized resolvent contour integral. The canonical Crouzeix auxiliary operator is the specialization to the conjugate boundary values of a polynomial.
This file makes the passage quantitative. Compactness of the parameter
interval bounds deriv γ(t) • resolvent A (γ(t)) by a fixed constant, so a
boundary error of 1 / (j + 1) gives an operator error bounded by a fixed
multiple of the same null sequence.
Main declaration #
tendsto_aeval_to_crouzeixAuxiliaryOperator_of_boundary_approximation-- the generic continuous-boundary-datum convergence theorem.tendsto_aeval_to_crouzeixPolynomialAuxiliaryOperator_of_boundary_approximation-- its conjugate-polynomial specialization.
Uniform approximation of a continuous scalar boundary datum at rate
1 / (j + 1) implies operator-norm convergence of the polynomial evaluations
to its normalized resolvent contour integral.
Uniform approximation of the conjugate polynomial boundary datum at rate
1 / (j + 1) implies operator-norm convergence of the polynomial evaluations
to the canonical Crouzeix auxiliary operator.