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Mathlib.Analysis.SpecialFunctions.Integrability.LogMeromorphic

Integrability for Logarithms of Meromorphic Functions #

We establish integrability for functions of the form log β€–meromorphicβ€–. In the real setting, these functions are interval integrable over every interval of the real line. This implies in particular that logarithms of trigonometric functions are interval integrable. In the complex setting, the functions are circle integrable over every circle in the complex plane.

Interval Integrability for Logarithms of Real Meromorphic Functions #

If f is real-meromorphic on a compact interval, then log β€–f Β·β€– is interval integrable on this interval.

If f is real-meromorphic on a compact interval, then log β€–f Β·β€– is interval integrable on this interval.

If f is real-meromorphic on a compact interval, then log ∘ f is interval integrable on this interval.

Special case of MeromorphicOn.intervalIntegrable_log: The function log ∘ sin is interval integrable over every interval.

Special case of MeromorphicOn.intervalIntegrable_log: The function log ∘ cos is interval integrable over every interval.

Circle Integrability for Logarithms of Complex Meromorphic Functions #

If f is complex meromorphic on a circle in the complex plane, then log β€–f Β·β€– is circle integrable over that circle.

Variant of circleIntegrable_log_norm_meromorphicOn for factorized rational functions.

If f is complex meromorphic on a circle in the complex plane, then log⁺ β€–f Β·β€– is circle integrable over that circle.