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The iterated Cauchy formula computed for z0z1 on a bidisc

Example

Let f(z)=z0z1 on the unit bidisc, let C(t)=12exp(it) on [0,2π], and let z=(z0,z1) satisfy z0<1/2 and z1<1/2. Then

1(2πi)2C ⁣Cζ0ζ1(ζ0z0)(ζ1z1)dζ1dζ0=z0z1.

The computation is done in the stated order: the inner integral is taken in ζ1 first, with ζ0 held fixed, and only then is the outer integral taken in ζ0.

Facts & Assumptions

Given: The function f(z)=z0z1, the circle C(t)=12exp(it), and a point z with z0<1/2 and z1<1/2.

[L1]

The iterated Cauchy formula on a polydisc represents a continuous separately holomorphic function by successive one-variable contour integrals (The iterated Cauchy integral formula on a polydisc).

[L2]

The one-variable Cauchy integral formula on a circle gives h(w)=(2πi)1γh(ζ)(ζw)1dζ for w strictly inside the circle (Cauchy's integral formula on a circle compactly contained in a disc of holomorphy).

Verification

technique · direct
1.1

Fix ζ0 on the circle C. As a function of ζ1, the integrand is ζ0ζ1/((ζ0z0)(ζ1z1))=ζ0(ζ0z0)1ζ1(ζ1z1)1, where the scalar factor in front is constant in ζ1.

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2.1

Apply [L2] to the holomorphic function ζ1ζ1 on the disc ζ1<1: then (2πi)1Cζ1(ζ1z1)1dζ1=z1, so the inner integral equals 2πiζ0z1/(ζ0z0).

step 1.1L2
3.1

Substituting step 2.1 into the outer integral gives 12πiCζ0z1(ζ0z0)1dζ0=z112πiCζ0(ζ0z0)1dζ0, and [L2] applied again yields the value z1z0.

step 2.1L2
4.1

This matches the value f(z)=z0z1, exactly as [L1] predicts.

step 3.1L1

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