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Some features of derivative of complex function | |
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Fig. 1. Possible map of points z1 and z2 belonging to -vicinity of the complex plane Z into the points w1 and w2 belonging to the -vicinity of the complex plane W
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Noting these definitions, consider some complex function f ( z ) that maps one-to-one the -vicinity of the point z0 of the complex plane Z onto the -vicinity of the point w0 of the complex plane W (see Fig. 1). Choose in the -vicinity of the point z0 two points z1(x1, y1) and z2(x2, y2) . In accordance with the definition of complex function, some points of mapping will correspond to them in the complex plane W: w1(u1, v1) and w2(u2, v2). And according to the condition of one-valued mapping, if |
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Let us make the differences between the selected points z1 , w1, z2 , w2 and z0 , w0 relatively: 81 |
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Noting (7), in general case |
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Thus, even from the condition |
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it does not follow generally that |
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