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LeanPool.RiemannMappingTheorem.Spaces

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abbrev 𝓒 (U : Set ) :

𝓒 U : functions ℂ → ℂ equipped with the topology of locally uniform (compact-open) convergence on U.

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    noncomputable def uderiv {U : Set } (f : 𝓒 U) :

    The complex derivative as a self-map on 𝓒 U.

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      theorem tendsto_𝓒_iff {U : Set } {ι : Type u_1} {l : Filter ι} (hU : IsOpen U) {F : ι𝓒 U} {f : 𝓒 U} :
      def 𝓗 (U : Set ) :
      Set (𝓒 U)

      𝓗 U : the subspace of 𝓒 U consisting of holomorphic (complex-differentiable) functions on U.

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        theorem isClosed_𝓗 {U : Set } (hU : IsOpen U) :
        def 𝓑 (U : Set ) (Q : Set Set ) :
        Set (𝓒 U)

        𝓑 U Q : the collection of holomorphic maps on U whose image on each compact K ⊆ U is contained in Q K. Used to formalise local boundedness conditions for normal-family arguments.

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          theorem 𝓑_const {U Q : Set } :
          (𝓑 U fun (x : Set ) => Q) = {f : 𝓒 U | f 𝓗 U Set.MapsTo f U Q}
          theorem isClosed_𝓑 {U : Set } {Q : Set Set } (hU : IsOpen U) (hQ : Kcompacts U, IsCompact (Q K)) :
          def 𝓜 (U : Set ) :
          Set (𝓒 U)

          𝓜 U : holomorphic functions on U whose image lies in the closed unit disk closedBall 0 1 ⊆ ℂ.

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            theorem 𝓜_eq_𝓑 {U : Set } :
            𝓜 U = 𝓑 U fun (x : Set ) => Metric.closedBall 0 1
            theorem IsClosed_𝓜 {U : Set } (hU : IsOpen U) :
            def 𝓘 (U : Set ) :
            Set (𝓒 U)

            𝓘 U : holomorphic injections from U into the closed unit disk.

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              def 𝓙 (U : Set ) :
              Set (𝓒 U)

              𝓙 U : the closure of 𝓘 U in the compact-open topology — holomorphic maps U → closedBall 0 1 that are either injective or constant. Hurwitz's theorem says these are the only locally uniform limits of elements of 𝓘 U.

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