equality in integral inequality for compelx functions
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I am trying to understand why:
$left|displaystyle{int}_{gamma}fleft(zright)dzright|=displaystyle{int}_{gamma}left|fleft(zright)right||dz|iffforall z$ on $gamma$ it is $text{arg}left(fleft(zright)right)=text{const.}$
where $int_gamma f(z)|dz|:=int_a^bf(gamma(t))|gamma'(t)|dt$
can someone direct me? Thank you.
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I am trying to understand why:
$left|displaystyle{int}_{gamma}fleft(zright)dzright|=displaystyle{int}_{gamma}left|fleft(zright)right||dz|iffforall z$ on $gamma$ it is $text{arg}left(fleft(zright)right)=text{const.}$
where $int_gamma f(z)|dz|:=int_a^bf(gamma(t))|gamma'(t)|dt$
can someone direct me? Thank you.
integration complex-analysis complex-numbers complex-integration
That identity is for some $gamma$ or for all $gamma$?
– ajotatxe
yesterday
@ajotatxe $gamma$ is a path, any path
– user3708158
yesterday
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I am trying to understand why:
$left|displaystyle{int}_{gamma}fleft(zright)dzright|=displaystyle{int}_{gamma}left|fleft(zright)right||dz|iffforall z$ on $gamma$ it is $text{arg}left(fleft(zright)right)=text{const.}$
where $int_gamma f(z)|dz|:=int_a^bf(gamma(t))|gamma'(t)|dt$
can someone direct me? Thank you.
integration complex-analysis complex-numbers complex-integration
I am trying to understand why:
$left|displaystyle{int}_{gamma}fleft(zright)dzright|=displaystyle{int}_{gamma}left|fleft(zright)right||dz|iffforall z$ on $gamma$ it is $text{arg}left(fleft(zright)right)=text{const.}$
where $int_gamma f(z)|dz|:=int_a^bf(gamma(t))|gamma'(t)|dt$
can someone direct me? Thank you.
integration complex-analysis complex-numbers complex-integration
integration complex-analysis complex-numbers complex-integration
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That identity is for some $gamma$ or for all $gamma$?
– ajotatxe
yesterday
@ajotatxe $gamma$ is a path, any path
– user3708158
yesterday
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That identity is for some $gamma$ or for all $gamma$?
– ajotatxe
yesterday
@ajotatxe $gamma$ is a path, any path
– user3708158
yesterday
That identity is for some $gamma$ or for all $gamma$?
– ajotatxe
yesterday
That identity is for some $gamma$ or for all $gamma$?
– ajotatxe
yesterday
@ajotatxe $gamma$ is a path, any path
– user3708158
yesterday
@ajotatxe $gamma$ is a path, any path
– user3708158
yesterday
add a comment |
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That identity is for some $gamma$ or for all $gamma$?
– ajotatxe
yesterday
@ajotatxe $gamma$ is a path, any path
– user3708158
yesterday