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 meromorphicTrailingCoeffAt_eq_limit 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 Leading 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.
Congruence Lemma #
If two functions agree in a punctured neighborhood, then their trailing coefficients agree.
Behavior under Arithmetic Operations #
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 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.