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LeanPool.OperatorTheory.Operator.Crouzeix.ScalarCompanionPlemeljCircle

The regularized Plemelj identity on a circle #

This file discharges the regularized boundary-value inputs from ScalarCompanionPlemelj in the centered-disk model. If xi lies on the circle and

q = p /ₘ (X - C xi),

then polynomial division and the circle reflection identity turn the cancelled boundary integrand into a constant multiple of the scalar companion of q at zero. The landed circle calculation evaluates that companion exactly.

Main declarations #

The normalized scalar Cauchy kernel of a positively oriented centered circle is one throughout its interior.

The normalized scalar Cauchy kernel is one throughout the interior of an arbitrarily centered positively oriented circle.

On an arbitrary circle, the cancelled transform at a boundary point is the difference between the conjugate polynomial values at the center and at that boundary point.

On a centered circle, the cancelled transform evaluated at its boundary point is exactly the difference between the conjugate center and boundary values of the polynomial.

On a centered disk, the regularized transform converges at every frontier point to its explicitly evaluated boundary integral.

The explicit regularized Plemelj value on a centered circle is the conjugate polynomial value at the disk center.

The canonical scalar-companion extension is continuous on the closed centered disk, now obtained through the regularized Plemelj interface.

The canonical closed extension of the centered-disk companion is the constant star (p.eval 0) on the entire closed disk.

The regularized transform converges at every boundary point of an arbitrarily centered disk.

The explicit Plemelj value on an arbitrary circle is the conjugate polynomial value at its center.

The canonical scalar-companion extension is continuous on every closed disk.

The canonical closed extension of the companion on ball c R is the constant star (p.eval c) throughout closedBall c R.

On a disk containing the operator in norm, feeding the canonical closed scalar companion to the auxiliary contour gives exactly the usual conjugate-polynomial auxiliary operator.

The disk model supplies all scalar-companion inputs used by the published approximation route at once. The canonical closed extension is continuous on the boundary and sharply contractive on the closed disk; the constant polynomial sequence agrees with it exactly, and its auxiliary contour is the conjugate-polynomial auxiliary operator.

The constant polynomial representing the closed disk companion evaluates at A to the conjugate-polynomial auxiliary operator. This is the exact functional-calculus identification behind the disk instance of the published companion route.

On an enclosing disk, the polynomial companions required by the published approximation route can be chosen to be a constant sequence. It is exactly contractive for the closed-disk sup norm and its evaluations at A converge (indeed, are equal) to the canonical auxiliary operator.