Proposition 4.2.13: assume the hypotheses and notation of the shifted
power-series setup centered at a, and let
d m = ∑' n, ((n+m)!/(m!n!)) * (b-a)^n * c (n+m), with this defining series
convergent for each m.
Then for every ε with 0 < ε < s, there exists C > 0 such that
|d m| ≤ C * (s - ε)^{-m} for all integers m ≥ 0 (encoded as m : ℕ).
Helper for Proposition 4.2.14: the shifted series is absolutely summable at
every point of (b-s, b+s).
Helper for Proposition 4.2.14: expand the original power series around a
at a point x ∈ (b-s, b+s) into a triangular finite sum in powers of
(x - b).
Helper for Proposition 4.2.14: each row sum in the triangular rearrangement
is exactly d m * (x - b)^m.
Helper for Proposition 4.2.14: if a kernel on ℕ × ℕ is summable, then
the triangular range-indexed tsum can be rewritten as the corresponding
product-indexed tsum via antidiagonal reindexing.
Helper for Proposition 4.2.14: once a product-indexed kernel is summable,
its tsum can be identified with the shifted-coefficient series by evaluating
row tsums.
Helper for Proposition 4.2.14: for fixed x ∈ (b-s, b+s), the product
kernel
(m,k) ↦ ((m+k)!/(m!k!)) * (b-a)^k * c (m+k) * (x-b)^m
is summable on ℕ × ℕ.
Helper for Proposition 4.2.14: the triangular expansion obtained from the original series can be reordered into the shifted coefficient series.
Proposition 4.2.14: assume the hypotheses and notation of the shifted
power-series setup (with coefficients d). Then for every
x ∈ (b-s, b+s), the power series ∑' m, d m * (x-b)^m is absolutely
convergent, and one has
f(x) = ∑' m, d m * (x-b)^m on that interval.
Proposition 4.2.15: assume the hypotheses and notation of the local
power-series setup centered at a. Then f is real analytic at every
b ∈ (a-r, a+r).