Complex Integration And Cauchys Theorem
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Then 2 j (z r+1 - z r ) \ is less than or equal to the sum r = of the total variations of x (t) and y (t) as t varies from t to t n+1 .
Since the modulus of a sum does not exceed the sum of the moduli, it follows that 3 |(* r+1 -* r )|= 2 l{(^, -^) + e(y r+1 - r co [X(t r ^}-X(t r )}\ + S \{y(t r +i)-y(t r )}\. R=0 r-0 But t r+l ^t r, since the points z 0t z l} z 2, ... Are in order; and nsequently the first of these summations is less than or equal to the total variation of x (t), and the seco...nd summation is less than or equal to the total variation of y (t) ; that is to say, 2 (z r+l - z r ) \ is less than or equal to the sum of the total variations of x (t) and y (t).
10. We are now in a position to give a formal definition of a complex integral and to discuss its properties. The notation which has been introduced in 2, 4 and 5 will be employed throughout.
DEFINITION. Let AB be a simple curve with limited variations drawn in the Argand diagram.. Let f(z) be a function of the complex variable z which is continuous on the curve AB.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Then 2 j (z r+1 - z r ) \ is less than or equal to the sum r = of the total variations of x (t) and y (t) as t varies from t to t n+1 .
Since the modulus of a sum does not exceed the sum of the moduli, it follows that 3 |(* r+1 -* r )|= 2 l{(^, -^) + e(y r+1 - r co [X(t r ^}-X(t r )}\ + S \{y(t r +i)-y(t r )}\. R=0 r-0 But t r+l ^t r, since the points z 0t z l} z 2, ... Are in order; and nsequently the first of these summations is less than or equal to the total variation of x (t), and the seco...nd summation is less than or equal to the total variation of y (t) ; that is to say, 2 (z r+l - z r ) \ is less than or equal to the sum of the total variations of x (t) and y (t).
10. We are now in a position to give a formal definition of a complex integral and to discuss its properties. The notation which has been introduced in 2, 4 and 5 will be employed throughout.
DEFINITION. Let AB be a simple curve with limited variations drawn in the Argand diagram.. Let f(z) be a function of the complex variable z which is continuous on the curve AB.
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