Common extension domains inside a complex vector space #
IsCommonAnalyticExtension U V says that U ⊆ V and every scalar analytic function on U
extends to V. It does not impose openness, connectedness, or maximality, and does not define
an abstract envelope. Simultaneous extension cannot introduce new scalar values, by extending
the reciprocal of a nowhere-zero function.
Convex separation also bounds common extension domains by the real convex hull. References: [Korevaar–Wiegerinck][KorevaarWiegerinck2017] (2017), Proposition 2.9.2 and Corollary 2.9.3, specialized to domains in a complex normed space.
Main definitions #
IsCommonAnalyticExtension: Every scalar analytic function onUextends to the larger setV.
Main results #
IsCommonAnalyticExtension.trans: Common extension composes.IsCommonAnalyticExtension.image_eq: A scalar analytic function on a connected common extension domain has exactly its original range.IsCommonAnalyticExtension.subset_convexHull: A common extension domain lies in the real convex hull of the original domain.
References #
- [J. Korevaar and J. Wiegerinck, Several Complex Variables][KorevaarWiegerinck2017]
Every scalar analytic function on U extends to the larger set V. Topological hypotheses and
maximality are separate; no extension outside the ambient space is intended.
Equations
- SeveralComplexVariables.IsCommonAnalyticExtension U V = (U ⊆ V ∧ ∀ (f : E → ℂ), AnalyticOnNhd ℂ f U → ∃ (g : E → ℂ), AnalyticOnNhd ℂ g V ∧ Set.EqOn g f U)
Instances For
Construct a common extension property from containment and extension of each scalar analytic function.
A common extension pair includes the original set in the extension set.
Apply a common extension property to a scalar analytic function.
Every set is a common extension domain for itself.
Common extension composes.
An omitted scalar value remains omitted on a connected common extension domain.
A scalar analytic function on a connected common extension domain has exactly its original range. This is the Euclidean version of Proposition 2.9.2.
A common extension domain lies in the real convex hull of the original domain. The proof uses real convex separation, complexification of the separating functional, and preservation of omitted values. This assertion involves no abstract envelopes.