Properties of analyticity restricted to a set #
From Mathlib.Analysis.Analytic.Basic, we have the definitons
AnalyticWithinAt ๐ f s xmeans a power series atxconverges tofon๐[s] x, andfis continuous withinsatx.AnalyticWithinOn ๐ f s tmeansโ x โ t, AnalyticWithinAt ๐ f s x.
This means there exists an extension of f which is analytic and agrees with f on s โช {x}, but
f is allowed to be arbitrary elsewhere. Requiring ContinuousWithinAt is essential if x โ s:
it is required for composition and smoothness to follow without extra hypotheses (we could
alternately require convergence at x even if x โ s).
Here we prove basic properties of these definitions. Where convenient we assume completeness of the
ambient space, which allows us to related AnalyticWithinAt to analyticity of a local extension.
Basic properties #
AnalyticWithinAt is trivial if {x} โ ๐[s] x
Analyticity implies analyticity within any s
Analyticity on s implies analyticity within s
If f is AnalyticWithinOn near each point in a set, it is AnalyticWithinOn the set
On open sets, AnalyticOn and AnalyticWithinOn coincide
Equivalence to analyticity of a local extension #
We show that HasFPowerSeriesWithinOnBall, HasFPowerSeriesWithinAt, and AnalyticWithinAt are
equivalent to the existence of a local extension with full analyticity. We do not yet show a
result for AnalyticWithinOn, as this requires a bit more work to show that local extensions can
be stitched together.
f has power series p at x iff some local extension of f has that series
f has power series p at x iff some local extension of f has that series
f is analytic within s at x iff some local extension of f is analytic at x
If f is analytic within s at x, some local extension of f is analytic at x
Congruence #
We require completeness to use equivalence to locally extensions, but this is nonessential.
Monotonicity w.r.t. the set we're analytic within #
Analyticity within respects composition #
Currently we require CompleteSpaces to use equivalence to local extensions, but this is not
essential.