Quantitative decay of the scalar companion #
The scalar Crouzeix--Palencia companion is a Cauchy transform supported on the compact Jordan frontier. This file records the elementary quantitative part of its exterior normalization: the numerator is uniformly bounded on the parameter interval, so the transform is bounded by the reciprocal of the distance to the frontier and therefore tends to zero at infinity.
These facts are useful inputs to a future Plemelj jump argument. They do not assert boundary continuity or the sharp companion contraction.
Main declarations #
exists_nonneg_bound_crouzeixPolynomialScalarCompanionNumerator-- a uniform parameter-interval numerator bound.exists_nonneg_bound_boundaryParam_deriv-- a domain-only bound for the boundary speed.norm_crouzeixPolynomialScalarCompanion_le_of_boundary_separation-- the explicit inverse-separation estimate.norm_crouzeixPolynomialScalarCompanion_le_infDist-- its canonical distance-to-frontier form.exists_uniform_norm_crouzeixPolynomialScalarCompanion_le_infDist-- one domain constant controls all polynomials by their frontier sup norm.tendsto_crouzeixPolynomialScalarCompanion_cocompact-- the exterior companion tends to zero at infinity.
The speed of a smooth Jordan parametrization is uniformly bounded on the compact parameter interval.
The numerator of the parameterized scalar Cauchy companion is uniformly
bounded on the compact interval [0, 2 * pi].
If every point on the parametrized frontier is at least delta away
from z, a numerator bound C gives the expected C / delta estimate for
the normalized scalar Cauchy companion.
Away from the frontier, the preceding estimate specializes to the
minimal distance from z to that frontier.
A domain-only boundary-speed bound and the canonical frontier polynomial sup norm give a fully uniform inverse-distance estimate.
One nonnegative constant depending only on the smooth Jordan domain controls the scalar companions of every polynomial away from the frontier.
The distance from a point to a compact Jordan frontier tends to infinity as the point tends to infinity.
The exterior scalar companion has the canonical Cauchy-transform normalization: it tends to zero at infinity.