A fixed-circle integral varies continuously when the integrand restricted to the parameter-times-circle parametrization is jointly continuous.
A fixed-circle integral of a quotient varies continuously if numerator and denominator are jointly continuous on the parameterized circle and the denominator never vanishes there.
A fixed-circle integral of a quotient varies continuously on a parameter set when the data are jointly continuous and the denominator is nonzero only over that set.
The normalized integral of a quotient varies continuously on a parameter set under a nonvanishing hypothesis restricted to that set.
Continuity on a set of a real cast detects continuity on that set of a natural-valued map.
Continuity on a set of a complex cast detects continuity on that set of a natural-valued map.
Continuity on a set of a real cast detects continuity on that set of an integer-valued map.
Continuity on a set of a complex cast detects continuity on that set of an integer-valued map.
A continuous map from a real interval to a discrete space has equal values at its endpoints.
A natural-valued map has equal endpoint values when its complex cast is continuous on the intervening interval.
This packaged form is the module's stated terminus; the Rouché homotopy
development applies the two halves (continuousOn_nat_of_complexCast,
eq_endpoints_of_continuousOn) separately because it names the intermediate
continuity statement continuous_rootsInDisc.
An integer-valued map has equal endpoint values when its complex cast is continuous on the intervening interval.
Integer-valued counterpart of nat_eq_endpoints_of_complexCast, kept as the
module's general winding-number-valued terminus.