Boundary reduction for the scalar Crouzeix companion #
The scalar companion is holomorphic in the interior of a smooth Jordan domain, but its defining contour integral is singular on the boundary. The Plemelj step therefore naturally supplies a separate continuous extension to the closed domain. This file proves that any such extension automatically inherits the companion's interior differentiability. The maximum-modulus principle then reduces the sharp interior contraction entirely to a frontier bound for the extension.
No boundary-value theorem is assumed implicitly: both continuity on the closure and the frontier estimate remain explicit hypotheses.
Main declarations #
crouzeixPolynomialScalarCompanionClosedExtension-- the canonical limit-based extension from the open carrier.continuousOn_crouzeixPolynomialScalarCompanionClosedExtension_of_tendsto-- pointwise interior limits on the frontier make that extension continuous.diffContOnCl_crouzeixPolynomialScalarCompanion_extension-- a continuous closed-domain extension is differentiable in the interior.norm_crouzeixPolynomialScalarCompanion_extension_le_of_boundary-- a frontier bound propagates across the closed domain.norm_crouzeixPolynomialScalarCompanion_le_of_boundary_extension-- the resulting bound for the actual interior companion.norm_crouzeixPolynomialScalarCompanion_le_of_boundary_tendsto-- the same sharp reduction stated directly in terms of Plemelj boundary limits.
The canonical closed-domain candidate obtained by taking limits of the interior scalar companion. Its useful properties are proved below from the existence of the relevant frontier limits.
Equations
- crouzeixPolynomialScalarCompanionClosedExtension Omega p = extendFrom Omega.carrier (crouzeixPolynomialScalarCompanion Omega p)
Instances For
The canonical limit extension agrees with the scalar companion at every interior point, independently of any boundary-value theorem.
If b z is the interior limit of the scalar companion at every frontier
point, the canonical extension is continuous on the whole closed domain.
The canonical extension takes the prescribed Plemelj limit on the frontier.
A function continuous on the closed smooth Jordan domain and equal to the scalar companion in the interior is complex differentiable in the interior. Thus it has the exact regularity required by the maximum-modulus principle.
On a bounded smooth Jordan domain, a frontier norm bound for a continuous extension of the scalar companion propagates to the entire closed domain.
A continuous boundary extension with norm at most C on the frontier
gives the same sharp bound for the actual scalar companion at every interior
point. Consequently, the remaining contraction input is precisely the
Plemelj extension and its boundary estimate.
Pointwise Plemelj limits with frontier norm at most C imply the sharp
interior companion bound. The continuous closed-domain extension is
constructed canonically, so no separate extension function or compatibility
proof is required.