An Introduction to the Study of the Elements of the Differential And Integral Ca

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An Introduction to the Study of the Elements of the Differential And Integral Ca
Axel Harnack
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For let these series be : a„ + ai(«-«)+«, (^-«)' + .. -and&„ + 6i(«-|3) + 62(«-/3)-+---, then their difference can be expanded for a point y, within the domain common to their circles of convergence, in a series of powers ^0 + ci(^ -r) + cA^ — r)' H etc..
This series vanishes in infinitely many points, accordingly it is zero within its entire circle of convergence. But from this series we can attain to any other point lying at a finite distance however small inside the boundaries, by adopting a
... new point within its circle of convergence as centre of an expansion, that in like manner must vanish, and continuing this process.
88. Suppose a domain of convergence with the radius Fi is to be investigated; since there is only a finite number of vanishing points in each finite part of the plane, we can assume, that none of § 87 —89. Separation of factors. 151 these points lies upon the bounding circle. Let the vanishing points within it he z^y 02) ' • ' ^v, and their respective orders A, ^2, .


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