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LeanPool.OperatorTheory.Operator.Crouzeix.ScalarCompanion

The scalar Crouzeix--Palencia companion #

For a polynomial p and a smooth Jordan domain Omega, the published Crouzeix--Palencia proof uses the scalar Cauchy companion

g(z) = (2πi)⁻¹ ∮∂Ω conj(p(σ)) / (σ - z) dσ.

This file defines that function using the project's parameterized contour integral and proves it is holomorphic throughout Omega.carrier. The proof differentiates under the interval integral. Around each interior point, an open ball remains disjoint from the compact parametrized frontier; this gives the uniform inverse-square bound required by the dominated derivative theorem.

The remaining sharp analytic input is not hidden here: extending the companion continuously to the boundary and proving its sup-norm contraction require a Plemelj boundary-value argument.

Main declarations #

The scalar Cauchy companion of p on a smooth Jordan domain.

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    The scalar integral obtained by differentiating the Cauchy companion kernel with respect to its interior argument.

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      The scalar companion is conjugate-homogeneous in its polynomial argument.

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      The scalar companion of the zero polynomial vanishes identically.

      The derivative integral of the scalar companion is likewise conjugate-homogeneous in the polynomial.

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      The derivative integral for the zero polynomial vanishes identically.

      At any interior point, the scalar Crouzeix companion is the value at 1 of the polynomial auxiliary operator for one-dimensional multiplication by that point. Thus the scalar analytic construction is exactly the one-dimensional scalarization of the operator contour construction, for an arbitrary smooth Jordan domain.

      Scalarization is isometric: the norm of the scalar companion at an interior point equals the operator norm of the corresponding one-dimensional polynomial auxiliary operator. Hence an auxiliary-operator estimate in the scalar model transfers to the analytic companion with no loss.

      At every point away from the smooth Jordan frontier, the scalar companion has the expected inverse-square Cauchy-kernel derivative. This simultaneously constructs its interior and exterior holomorphic branches.

      At every point in the smooth Jordan carrier, the scalar companion has the expected inverse-square Cauchy-kernel derivative.

      The scalar companion is holomorphic on the complement of the smooth Jordan frontier, giving both its interior and exterior branches.

      The scalar Crouzeix--Palencia companion is holomorphic throughout the smooth Jordan carrier.