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... complex number ( M ) such that x + M = x ( M ) e + M . This mapping x → x ( M ) of X into the field of complex numbers is clearly a homomorphism . Since | x ( M ) | ≤ x this homo- morphism is continuous . LEMMA . Let u be a non - zero ...
... complex number ( M ) such that x + M = x ( M ) e + M . This mapping x → x ( M ) of X into the field of complex numbers is clearly a homomorphism . Since | x ( M ) | ≤ x this homo- morphism is continuous . LEMMA . Let u be a non - zero ...
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... complex numbers . Let f be the function of the complex variable z defined by Σanz - n - │≈ > 1 , n = 1 f ( z ) = ∞ --- - Σα " , │≈ < 1 . n = 0 Then a complex number t of modulus 1 is outside 1156 XI.11.9 XI . MISCELLANEOUS ...
... complex numbers . Let f be the function of the complex variable z defined by Σanz - n - │≈ > 1 , n = 1 f ( z ) = ∞ --- - Σα " , │≈ < 1 . n = 0 Then a complex number t of modulus 1 is outside 1156 XI.11.9 XI . MISCELLANEOUS ...
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Nelson Dunford, Jacob T. Schwartz. Then a complex number t of modulus 1 is outside o ( p ) if and only if there exists a function g which is analytic in a neighborhood of t and is such that g ( z ) = f ( z ) for all z in this ...
Nelson Dunford, Jacob T. Schwartz. Then a complex number t of modulus 1 is outside o ( p ) if and only if there exists a function g which is analytic in a neighborhood of t and is such that g ( z ) = f ( z ) for all z in this ...
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