Lectures Introductory to the Theory of Functions of Two Complex Variables Deliv
Lectures Introductory to the Theory of Functions of Two Complex Variables Deliv
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f It is established for the case of n variables, Weierstrass, Ges. Werke, t. Ii, pp. 62 — 64.
124] PERIODS 215 Next, suppose that our uniform analytic function is not expressible in a form F(az + a'z') for any constants a and a' whatever; and consider a region in the field of variation where the function f(z, z) is regular. No relation oz dz for non-vanishing values of a and a, is satisfied over the whole of this region ; hence we can take places z x and */, z 2 and z 2 within the region, such ...that I Jia |, where "12 — 9 /Qi, -Q d/Pi, V ) a*! ' a*/ a/p 2, V) a/p 2, «/) t/io dz 2 dz 2 is finite and not zero. Also when we take places z 1 + u x and z/ 4- «/, z* + u^ and */ + u 2, z x + v^ and z( + v x ', z 2 + v 2 and ^ 2 ' + v 2, where all the quantities I Mi 1 1 I ^/ I » I ^2 1, I V I, I v 1 1, | v/ 1, | v 2 1, | v 2 ' | are infinitesimally small, the quantity j J l2, | where dfjZt + Ui, Zi + t> s/ + Vi) dZi dzi df(z 2 4- u 2, z 2 + m 2 ') 9/p 2 + p 2, z 2 '+v 2 ) dz 2 dz 2 differs from j J 12 j only infinitesimally, and therefore its modulus is finite and not zero.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
f It is established for the case of n variables, Weierstrass, Ges. Werke, t. Ii, pp. 62 — 64.
124] PERIODS 215 Next, suppose that our uniform analytic function is not expressible in a form F(az + a'z') for any constants a and a' whatever; and consider a region in the field of variation where the function f(z, z) is regular. No relation oz dz for non-vanishing values of a and a, is satisfied over the whole of this region ; hence we can take places z x and */, z 2 and z 2 within the region, such ...that I Jia |, where "12 — 9 /Qi, -Q d/Pi, V ) a*! ' a*/ a/p 2, V) a/p 2, «/) t/io dz 2 dz 2 is finite and not zero. Also when we take places z 1 + u x and z/ 4- «/, z* + u^ and */ + u 2, z x + v^ and z( + v x ', z 2 + v 2 and ^ 2 ' + v 2, where all the quantities I Mi 1 1 I ^/ I » I ^2 1, I V I, I v 1 1, | v/ 1, | v 2 1, | v 2 ' | are infinitesimally small, the quantity j J l2, | where dfjZt + Ui, Zi + t> s/ + Vi) dZi dzi df(z 2 4- u 2, z 2 + m 2 ') 9/p 2 + p 2, z 2 '+v 2 ) dz 2 dz 2 differs from j J 12 j only infinitesimally, and therefore its modulus is finite and not zero.
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