Titlebook: Complex Analysis; In the Spirit of Lip Rubí E. Rodríguez,Irwin Kra,Jane P. Gilman Textbook 2013Latest edition Springer Science+Business Med

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Conformal Equivalence and Hyperbolic Geometry, is also known as the M?bius group. In the third section we characterize simply connected proper domains in the complex plane by establishing the Riemann mapping theorem (RMT). This extraordi- nary theorem tells us that there are conformal maps between any two such domains.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-663-14547-9is used in Sect. ., to study approximations of holomorphic functions and, in particular, to prove Runge’s theorem, which describes conditions under which a holomorphic function can be approximated by rational functions with prescribed poles. The characterization will also be used in Chap. 8 to prove the Riemann mapping theorem.

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Sequences and Series of Holomorphic Functions,is used in Sect. ., to study approximations of holomorphic functions and, in particular, to prove Runge’s theorem, which describes conditions under which a holomorphic function can be approximated by rational functions with prescribed poles. The characterization will also be used in Chap. 8 to prove the Riemann mapping theorem.

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Sprache in der Changekommunikation,they solve a ., known as the Dirichlet problem. An example is the problem of finding a function that is continuous on a closed disc, that assumes prescribed values on the boundary of the disc, and is harmonic in the interior of the disc. An important tool in the solution is the Poisson formula.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-658-22569-8Indeed, motivation for much of the theory and techniques of complex analysis was the desire to understand specific functions. In turn, the understanding of these functions has fed and continues to feed the development of the theory of complex variables.

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Harmonic Functions,they solve a ., known as the Dirichlet problem. An example is the problem of finding a function that is continuous on a closed disc, that assumes prescribed values on the boundary of the disc, and is harmonic in the interior of the disc. An important tool in the solution is the Poisson formula.

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Zeros of Holomorphic Functions,Indeed, motivation for much of the theory and techniques of complex analysis was the desire to understand specific functions. In turn, the understanding of these functions has fed and continues to feed the development of the theory of complex variables.