Branches of logarithm and nth root on simply connected domains #
In this file we prove that for a function g : X → ℂ defined on a locally path connected space
that is continuous on an open simply connected set U and 0 ∉ g '' U,
there exist continuous branches of log (g z) and ⁿ√(g z) on U.
If g : X → ℂ defined on a locally path connected space
is continuous on an open simply connected set U and 0 ∉ g '' U,
then there exists a continuous branch of log ∘ g on U.
More precisely, there exists a function f : X → ℂ continuous on U
such that exp (f x) = g x for all x ∈ U.
If g : X → ℂ defined on a locally path connected space
is continuous on an open simply connected set U and 0 ∉ g '' U,
then for any n ≠ 0, there exists a continuous branch of ⁿ√g on U.
More precisely, there exists a function f : X → ℂ continuous on U
such that (f x) ^ n = g x for all x.
If g : X → 𝔻 defined on a locally path connected space
is continuous on an open simply connected set U and 0 ∉ g '' U,
then for any n ≠ 0, there exists a continuous branch of ⁿ√g on U.
More precisely, there exists a function f : X → 𝔻 continuous on U
such that (f x) ^ n = g x for all x.