Liouville's theorem #
In this file we prove Liouville's theorem: if f : E → F is complex differentiable on the whole
space and its range is bounded, then the function is a constant. Various versions of this theorem
are formalized in Differentiable.apply_eq_apply_of_bounded,
Differentiable.exists_const_forall_eq_of_bounded, and
Differentiable.exists_eq_const_of_bounded.
The proof is based on the Cauchy integral formula for the derivative of an analytic function, see
Complex.deriv_eq_smul_circleIntegral.
If f is complex differentiable on an open disc with center c and radius R > 0 and is
continuous on its closure, then f' c can be represented as an integral over the corresponding
circle.
TODO: add a version for w ∈ Metric.ball c R.
TODO: add a version for higher derivatives.
If f is complex differentiable on an open disc of radius R > 0, is continuous on its
closure, and its values on the boundary circle of this disc are bounded from above by C, then the
norm of its derivative at the center is at most C / R.
An auxiliary lemma for Liouville's theorem Differentiable.apply_eq_apply_of_bounded.
Liouville's theorem: a complex differentiable bounded function f : E → F is a constant.
Liouville's theorem: a complex differentiable bounded function is a constant.
Liouville's theorem: a complex differentiable bounded function is a constant.
A corollary of Liouville's theorem where the function tends to a finite value at infinity
(i.e., along Filter.cocompact, which in proper spaces coincides with Bornology.cobounded).
A corollary of Liouville's theorem where the function tends to a finite value at infinity
(i.e., along Filter.cocompact, which in proper spaces coincides with Bornology.cobounded).