The two-disk configuration and its barriers #
Step 5 of Rado/PLAN.md: the fixed configuration in a chart whose target
contains ball 0 8 — remove the preimages of the closed unit disks at ±4
(configY), take the Perron family with boundary condition ≤ 0 on the disk
at -4 (configFamily), and force nonconstancy of its upper envelope with
two explicit log-barriers on the annuli 1 ≤ |ζ ∓ 4| ≤ 2: values ≥ 3/4
resp. ≤ 1/4 at the witness points ±4 + 2^(1/4).
The two-disk configuration and its barriers #
Fixed configuration in a chart e whose target contains ball 0 8: the
removed disks are the preimages of the closed unit disks at ±4, the barriers
live on the annuli 1 ≤ |ζ ∓ 4| ≤ 2 (Rado/Complex/PlanarConnected.lean).
The surface X minus the two closed configuration disks.
Equations
- Rado.configY e = Set.univ \ (↑e.symm '' Metric.closedBall (-4) 1 ∪ ↑e.symm '' Metric.closedBall 4 1)
Instances For
The Perron family for the configuration: subharmonic on configY,
[0,1]-valued there, continuous up to the closure, and ≤ 0 on the boundary
circle of the disk at -4.
Equations
- One or more equations did not get rendered due to their size.
Instances For
Both configuration disks (in fact, both surrounding annuli) lie inside the standard ball.
configY is open.
Both witness points lie in configY.
configY is connected when X is (clopen argument through the chart,
using isPathConnected_ball_diff_two_disks).
The configuration family is a Perron family.
The lower barrier: forced value ≥ 3/4 at the witness point near the disk
at +4 (the function max 0 (log(2/|ζ-4|)/log 2) belongs to the family).
The upper barrier: forced value ≤ 1/4 at the witness point near the disk
at -4 (every family member is dominated on the annulus by
1 - log(2/|ζ+4|)/log 2, by the boundary comparison principle).