Definitions Flashcards

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Starlike

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A domain is called starlike if there exists a point in D such that for any other point in D there is a straight line connecting a and b entirely inside D

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Biholomorphic

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Let D and Dā€™ be domains. We say that f:D -> Dā€™ is biholomorphic if f is holomorphic and a bijection, the inverse of which is also holomorphic.

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Domain

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An open path connected set.

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Metric Space

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A set with a function satisfying positivity, symmetry and the triangle inequality.

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Meromorphic

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A function is meromorphic on a domain D if f is holomorphic on D-S where S has no isolated points and f has a pole at each element of S.

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Principal Part

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The negative section of a laurent series.

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Simple Closed Curve

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A closed curve is called simple if f(t1) = f(t2) for any t1

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Simply connected

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An open set is called simply connected if every closed contour is homologous to 0 i.e. winding number 0.

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Holomorphic on an Open set

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A complex function is holomorphic on an open set if it is complex differentiable at every point in the open set.

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Holomorphic at a point.

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A complex function is holomorphic at a point in an open set if it is holomorphic on some open ball around that point.

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Conformal

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We say a real differentiable map on a domain is conformal at a point if it preserves the angle and orientation between any two tangent vectors at that point.

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Uniform Convergence

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A sequence of functions converges uniformly if for every epsilon greater than zero there exists an N in the natural numbers such that for every n>N d(fn(x),f(x))

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Complex Differentiable

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A function is complex differentiable at a point a in the open set if the limit from z to a of f(z)-f(a)/z-a exists.

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Non isolated point

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Given a subset S of C we say that a point w in S is a non isolated point if for every epsilon greater than 0 there exists a z in S such that the 0

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Harmonic Function

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A real valued function is harmonic on a domain if it has continuous second order partial differentials and Uxx+Uyy = 0

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Local Uniform Convergence

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A sequence of functions converges locally uniformly on X to f if for every x in X there exists an open set U in X such that x is in U and fn converges to f uniformly.

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Length of a contour

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The integral between the end points of the modulus of the differential of the contour.

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Compactness

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A non empty subset K of a metric space X is called compact if for any sequence in K there exists a convergent subsequence with limit in K.

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Open Set

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A subset is open if for every x in the subset there exists an epsilon such that the ball of radius epsilon around x is contained in the subset.

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Closed Set

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A subset is closed if its complement is open.

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Convergence in a metric space

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A sequence is convergent in a metric space if for every epsilon greater than zero there exists an N in the natural numbers such that d(xn,x)N

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Continuity

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For every epsilon greater than 0 there exists a delta greater than 0 such that for every x in X1, d(x,x0)

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Pointwise convergent

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For every x in X and for every epsilon>0 there exists an N in the natural numbers such that for every n >N d(fn(x),f(x))