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TauCeti.Analysis.Complex.UpperHalfPlane.Topology

Topology of the upper half-plane #

Every real point lies in the closure of the open upper half-plane, so limits taken along the half-plane at a real point are well posed.

A function on the upper half-plane, extended to by ofComplex, is periodic with a real period exactly when the original function is invariant under the corresponding translation.

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Every real point is in the closure of the open upper half-plane, so limits along the half-plane at a real point are well posed.

A function ℍ → α, extended to via ofComplex, is periodic with real period c iff the original function is invariant under translation by c.