The Trailing Coefficient of a Meromorphic Function #
This file defines the trailing coefficient of a meromorphic function. If f is meromorphic at a
point x, the trailing coefficient is defined as the (unique!) value g x for a presentation of
f in the form (z - x) ^ order β’ g z with g analytic at x.
The lemma MeromorphicAt.tendsto_nhds_meromorphicTrailingCoeffAt expresses the trailing coefficient
as a limit.
If f is meromorphic of finite order at a point x, the trailing coefficient is defined as the
(unique!) value g x for a presentation of f in the form (z - x) ^ order β’ g z with g
analytic at x. In all other cases, the trailing coefficient is defined to be zero.
Equations
- meromorphicTrailingCoeffAt f x = if hβ : MeromorphicAt f x then if hβ : meromorphicOrderAt f x = β€ then 0 else β―.choose x else 0
Instances For
If f is not meromorphic at x, the trailing coefficient is zero by definition.
If f is meromorphic of infinite order at x, the trailing coefficient is zero by definition.
Characterization of the Trailing Coefficient #
Definition of the trailing coefficient in case where f is meromorphic and a presentation of the
form f = (z - x) ^ order β’ g z is given, with g analytic at x.
Variant of meromorphicTrailingCoeffAt_of_order_eq_finite: Definition of the trailing coefficient
in case where f is meromorphic of finite order and a presentation is given.
If f is analytic and does not vanish at x, then the trailing coefficient of f at x is f x.
If f is meromorphic at x, then the trailing coefficient of f at x is the limit of the
function (Β· - x) ^ (-order) β’ f.
Elementary Properties #
If f is meromorphic of finite order at x, then the trailing coefficient is not zero.
The trailing coefficient of a constant function is the constant.
The trailing coefficient of fun z β¦ z - constant at zβ equals one if zβ = constant, or else
zβ - constant.
Congruence Lemma #
If two functions agree in a punctured neighborhood, then their trailing coefficients agree.
Behavior under Arithmetic Operations #
Taking the negative commutes with taking meromorphicTrailingCoeffAt.
Taking the negative commutes with taking meromorphicTrailingCoeffAt.
If fβ and fβ have unequal order at x, then the trailing coefficient of fβ + fβ at x is the
trailing coefficient of the function with the lowest order.
If fβ and fβ have unequal order at x, then the trailing coefficient of fβ + fβ at x is the
trailing coefficient of the function with the lowest order.
If fβ and fβ have unequal order at x, then the trailing coefficient of fβ - fβ at x is the
trailing coefficient of the function with the lowest order.
If fβ and fβ have unequal order at x, then the trailing coefficient of fβ - fβ at x is the
trailing coefficient of the function with the lowest order.
If fβ and fβ have equal order at x and if their trailing coefficients do not cancel, then the
trailing coefficient of fβ + fβ at x is the sum of the trailing coefficients.
If fβ and fβ have equal order at x and if their trailing coefficients do not cancel, then the
trailing coefficient of fβ + fβ at x is the sum of the trailing coefficients.
If fβ and fβ have equal order at x and if their trailing coefficients do not cancel, then the
trailing coefficient of fβ - fβ at x is the sum of the trailing coefficients.
If fβ and fβ have equal order at x and if their trailing coefficients do not cancel, then the
trailing coefficient of fβ - fβ at x is the sum of the trailing coefficients.
The trailing coefficient of a scalar product is the scalar product of the trailing coefficients.
The trailing coefficient of a scalar product is the scalar product of the trailing coefficients.
The trailing coefficient of a product is the product of the trailing coefficients.
The trailing coefficient of a product is the product of the trailing coefficients.
The trailing coefficient of a product is the product of the trailing coefficients.
The trailing coefficient of a product is the product of the trailing coefficients.
The trailing coefficient of the inverse function is the inverse of the trailing coefficient.
The trailing coefficient of the inverse function is the inverse of the trailing coefficient.
The trailing coefficient of the power of a function is the power of the trailing coefficient.
The trailing coefficient of the power of a function is the power of the trailing coefficient.
The trailing coefficient of the power of a function is the power of the trailing coefficient.
The trailing coefficient of the power of a function is the power of the trailing coefficient.