Asymptotic Behavior of the Logarithmic Counting Function #
If f is meromorphic over a field 𝕜, we show that the logarithmic counting function for the
poles of f is asymptotically bounded if and only if f has only removable singularities. See
Page 170f of Lang, Introduction to Complex Hyperbolic Spaces for a detailed
discussion.
Analogously, characterize meromorphic functions with finite set of poles, as functions whose
logarithmic counting function is big-O of log.
Implementation Notes #
We establish the result first for the logarithmic counting function for functions with locally
finite support on 𝕜 and then specialize to the setting where the function with locally finite
support is the pole or zero-divisor of a meromorphic function.
Logarithmic Counting Functions for Functions with Locally Finite Support #
Qualitative consequence of logCounting_single_eq_log_sub_const. The constant function 1 : ℝ → ℝ
is little o of the logarithmic counting function attached to single e.
A non-negative function with locally finite support is zero if and only if its logarithmic counting functions is asymptotically bounded.
The logarithmic counting function of a singleton is big-O of log. This is the qualitative
consequence of logCounting_single_eq_log_sub_const.
A function with finite support has a logarithmic counting function that is big-O of log.
A non-negative function whose logarithmic counting function is big-O of log has finite support.
A non-negative function with locally finite support has finite support if and only if its
logarithmic counting function is big-O of log.
Logarithmic Counting Functions for the Poles of a Meromorphic Function #
A meromorphic function has only removable singularities if and only if the logarithmic counting function for its pole divisor is asymptotically bounded.
A meromorphic function has a finite set of poles if and only if the logarithmic counting function
for its pole-divisor is big-O of log.