Constancy of the scalar Cauchy kernel on a convex carrier #
For constant boundary data, the scalar Crouzeix companion is the normalized
Cauchy winding kernel. Its derivative in the carrier is the contour integral
of (sigma - z)⁻², which vanishes because this integrand has the global
primitive -(sigma - z)⁻¹ along the boundary. The carrier is open and
preconnected by strict convexity, so the zero-derivative theorem makes the
kernel constant throughout it.
Consequently, the stagewise winding hypothesis in the scalar-companion route need only be checked at one point of each carrier.
Main declarations #
crouzeixPolynomialScalarCompanionDeriv_C_one_eq_zero_of_mem_carrier-- the constant-data companion has zero derivative in the carrier;crouzeixScalarCauchyKernel_eq_of_mem_carrier-- the scalar kernel has the same value at every two carrier points;crouzeixScalarCauchyKernel_eq_one_of_basepoint-- one normalized basepoint propagates winding normalization through the carrier.contourIntegral_inv_sub_eq_zero_of_not_mem_closure_carrier-- the scalar Cauchy contour vanishes at every exterior point;crouzeixScalarCauchyKernel_eq_zero_of_not_mem_closure_carrier-- the corresponding exterior winding normalization.
The constant-data scalar companion has zero derivative at every carrier
point. Its inverse-square derivative kernel has the explicit primitive
-(sigma - z)⁻¹ as a function of the contour variable.
The normalized scalar Cauchy kernel is constant on the open strictly convex carrier.
Winding normalization at one point of the carrier propagates to every carrier point.
The scalar Cauchy contour vanishes at every point outside the closed convex carrier. Strict Hahn--Banach separation puts the entire boundary in one branch of the complex logarithm, which supplies a global primitive for the inverse kernel along the contour.
The normalized scalar Cauchy kernel is zero throughout the exterior of the closed convex carrier.