Restriction and continuous extension of holomorphic maps #
Restriction is a continuous linear map, injective from a connected larger domain when the smaller domain is nonempty. When it is surjective, its inverse is continuous for the compact-open topology, by the Fréchet open-mapping argument for complete metrizable topological vector spaces. Reference: [Scheidemann][Scheidemann2005] (2005), Proposition 2.1.3 and Exercise 2.1.13.
Main results #
holomorphicRestrictCLM is restriction as a continuous linear map.
exists_holomorphicRestrictionEquiv is a compact-open isomorphism when restriction is
bijective. HolomorphicAlgebra is the scalar holomorphic algebra, with
holomorphicRestrictAlgHom and holomorphicRestrictionAlgEquiv as the algebraic restriction
maps. exists_holomorphicAlgebraEquiv_of_commonExtension is an algebra isomorphism from a
common extension domain.
References #
- [V. Scheidemann, Introduction to Complex Analysis in Several Variables][Scheidemann2005]
Restriction as a continuous complex-linear operator between compact-open spaces.
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- SeveralComplexVariables.holomorphicRestrictCLM hVU = { toFun := SeveralComplexVariables.holomorphicRestrict hVU, map_add' := ⋯, map_smul' := ⋯, cont := ⋯ }
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An ambient extension theorem makes restriction surjective on the bundled spaces.
On a connected larger domain, restriction to a nonempty open subset is injective.
Restriction to a dense open subset is injective, without connectedness or nonemptiness assumptions on either domain. Continuity of the holomorphic representatives suffices.
Surjective restriction is a continuous linear equivalence under the identity-theorem hypotheses, by the open-mapping theorem for complete metrizable compact-open spaces. Banach-valued targets need not be finite dimensional.
Scalar holomorphic functions form a subalgebra of continuous functions.
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- One or more equations did not get rendered due to their size.
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The scalar holomorphic algebra has the same underlying type as the holomorphic space.
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Restriction preserves multiplication and constants as well as linear operations.
Equations
- SeveralComplexVariables.holomorphicRestrictAlgHom hVU = { toFun := SeveralComplexVariables.holomorphicRestrict hVU, map_one' := ⋯, map_mul' := ⋯, map_zero' := ⋯, map_add' := ⋯, commutes' := ⋯ }
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The algebra homomorphism has the same underlying function as ordinary restriction.
The algebraic restriction equivalence associated to surjectivity. Its continuity in both
directions is supplied by exists_holomorphicRestrictionEquiv.
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The scalar algebra equivalence is continuous in both directions for the compact-open topology, using the Fréchet open-mapping theorem for inverse continuity.
A common scalar extension pair gives an isomorphism of topological holomorphic algebras. The connected larger set and nonempty smaller set ensure uniqueness.