Titlebook: Classical Topics in Complex Function Theory; Reinhold Remmert Textbook 1998 Springer Science+Business Media New York 1998 analytic functio

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Mary Lynn Hamilton,Stefinee Pinnegariance theorem. The property of “having the same number of holes” is defined by how . lies in ? and at first glance is not an invariant of .. In order to prove the invariance of the number of holes, we assign every domain in ? its .. The . of this group, called the ., is a biholomorphic (even topological) invariant of the domain.

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Kamden K. Strunk,Jasmine S. Bettiesor many arguments in analysis. But caution is necessary: There are sequences of real-analytic functions from the interval [0, 1] into a . interval that have no convergent subsequences. A nontrivial example is the sequence sin 2.; cf. 1.1.

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Jeff Walls,Samantha E. Holquistnctions without knowing closed analytic expressions (such as integral formulas or power series) for them. Furthermore, analytic properties of the mapping functions can be obtained from geometric properties of the given domains.

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Holomorphic Functions with Prescribed Zeroshey are built up from Weierstrass factors . and converge normally in regions that contain ?. (product theorem 1.3). In Section 2 we develop, among other things, the theory of the greatest common divisor for integral domains .(.).

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Iss’sa’s Theorem. Domains of Holomorphym — that . domain in ? is a domain of holomorphy. In Section 3 we conclude by discussing simple examples of functions whose domains of holomorphy have the form .; Cassini domains, in particular, are of this form.

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