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Continuity of a complex function defined on the union of an open and closed set
Hmm, I'm not really sure how to use the logarithm. Is it because if you take the principal logarithm, there will be a discontinuity in the principal argument going from -π to π? So if you take the logarithm defined on \mathbb{C} \backslash {(-\pi, \pi]} then the set isn't open. Or perhaps...- ridethespiral
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Continuity of a complex function defined on the union of an open and closed set
Homework Statement (i) Let U and V be open subsets of C with a function f defined on U \cup V suppose that both restrictions, f_u \mathrm{and} f_v are continuous. Show that f is continuous. (ii) Illustrate by a specific example that this may not hold if one of the sets U, V is not open...- ridethespiral
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How many branches does a complex function have?
Alright, so z(z-1) will have two square roots, so will the answer just be two?- ridethespiral
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How many branches does a complex function have?
Homework Statement How many branches does the function f(z) = \sqrt{z(1-z)} have on the set \Omega = \mathbb{C} \backslash [0,1] Homework Equations The Attempt at a Solution Not really sure how to go about it at all. Our lecturer didn't say too much about branches but...- ridethespiral
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- Complex Complex function Function
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