Circle Cauchy formulas under spectral enclosure (L4.2 support) #
CircleCauchy.lean proves the operator Cauchy formulas on a circle C(0, R) under the
operator-norm hypothesis ‖A‖ < R (Neumann series). Here they are transferred to any circle
C(0, r) whose open disk contains the spectrum: the integrand z ↦ p(z) • R_A(z) is holomorphic
on the resolvent set, which contains the closed annulus {r ≤ |z| ≤ R} when σ(A) ⊆ ball 0 r, so
Mathlib's concentric-annulus Cauchy theorem
(Complex.circleIntegral_eq_of_differentiable_on_annulus_off_countable) identifies the integral
over C(0, r) with the one over the Neumann circle C(0, ‖A‖ + r).
Since σ(A) ⊆ closure W(A) (L2.2), this yields the symmetrized Crouzeix–Palencia estimate for
the disk under the numerical-range hypothesis closure W(A) ⊆ ball 0 r, replacing the
operator-norm enclosure of CircleSymmetrized.lean.
Main declarations #
circleIntegral_eval_smul_resolvent_eq_of_spectrum_subset_ball,circleIntegral_resolvent_eq_of_spectrum_subset_ball— annulus deformation of the resolvent kernels (any center,0 < r ≤ R).normalized_circleIntegral_eval_smul_resolvent_eq_aeval_of_spectrum_subset_ball,circleIntegral_resolvent_eq_two_pi_I_smul_one_of_spectrum_subset_ball— the Cauchy formulas onC(0, r)forσ(A) ⊆ ball 0 r.norm_aeval_add_star_auxiliary_ball_le_of_closedNumericalRange_subset_ball—‖p(A) + G†‖ ≤ 2 * sup_{|z| ≤ r} ‖p(z)‖wheneverclosure (numericalRange A) ⊆ ball 0 r.circleIntegral_smul_resolvent_eq_of_spectrum_subset_ball— the deformation for a general scalar weightgholomorphic off the disk, andnormalized_circleIntegral_inv_pow_smul_resolvent_eq_zero_of_spectrum_subset_ball— vanishing of the negative Laurent modes of the resolvent under spectral enclosure.circleIntegral_eval_smul_resolvent_eq_center,normalized_circleIntegral_eval_smul_resolvent_eq_aeval_of_norm_sub_smul_one_lt,normalized_circleIntegral_eval_smul_resolvent_eq_aeval_of_spectrum_subset_ball_center,circleIntegral_resolvent_eq_two_pi_I_smul_one_of_spectrum_subset_ball_center— the same formulas on a circleC(c, r)with arbitrary center, andnorm_aeval_add_star_auxiliary_ball_le_of_closedNumericalRange_subset_ball_center— the symmetrized bound for an arbitrary open disk containingclosure (numericalRange A).
The product side of the Crouzeix–Palencia argument is not upgraded here: the disk product bound
of CircleProduct.lean uses von Neumann's inequality, which needs ‖A‖ ≤ r.
Points outside an open disk containing the spectrum lie in the resolvent set.
z ↦ p(z) • R_A(z) is differentiable at every point of the resolvent set.
Cauchy deformation for the resolvent kernel. If the spectrum lies in ball c r and
0 < r ≤ R, the circle integrals of p(z) • R_A(z) over C(c, r) and C(c, R) agree.
The same deformation for the bare resolvent z ↦ R_A(z).
Circle Cauchy formula under spectral enclosure: if σ(A) ⊆ ball 0 r, then
(2πi)⁻¹ ∮_{|z| = r} p(z) R_A(z) dz = p(A).
The un-normalized resolvent identity ∮_{|z| = r} R_A(z) dz = 2πi • 1 under spectral
enclosure.
Symmetrized Crouzeix–Palencia bound under the numerical-range hypothesis. If the closure
of the numerical range lies in the open disk ball 0 r, then for the auxiliary operator G of
that disk, ‖p(A) + G†‖ ≤ 2 * sup_{|z| ≤ r} ‖p(z)‖.
General scalar weights and the negative Laurent modes #
Annulus deformation for a scalar-weighted resolvent kernel g z • R_A z, where g is
differentiable off the disk ball c r containing the spectrum.
Under spectral enclosure σ(A) ⊆ ball 0 r, the negative Laurent modes of the resolvent
vanish: (2πi)⁻¹ ∮_{|z| = r} z⁻ⁿ • R_A(z) dz = 0 for n ≥ 1.
Arbitrary centers #
Translating a resolvent circle integral to the centered circle: the integral of
p(z) • R_A(z) over C(c, R) is the integral of p(w + c) • R_{A - c}(w) over C(0, R).
The polynomial circle Cauchy formula on C(c, R) for ‖A - c • 1‖ < R.
The polynomial circle Cauchy formula on C(c, r) under spectral enclosure
σ(A) ⊆ ball c r.
The resolvent mass identity on C(c, r) under spectral enclosure.
Symmetrized Crouzeix–Palencia bound for an arbitrary disk containing the numerical range.
If closure W(A) ⊆ ball c r, then for the auxiliary operator G of that disk,
‖p(A) + G†‖ ≤ 2 * sup_{|z - c| ≤ r} ‖p(z)‖.