Consistency and well-definedness of analytic continuation
[6/0%]Let be a complex function on a closed set in the plane. Prove that the following two conditions on are equivalent:
There is an open set and a function such that for .
To each there corresponds a neighborhood of and a function such that in . (A special case of this was proved in Theorem 19.9).
Prove that a function regular in a domain is a function analytic in the domain .
Prove that if a function analytic in a domain does not depend on the shape of the piecewise-smooth oriented curve along which the analytic continuation is carried out, but depends only on its endpoint, then this function is regular in the domain .
Prove that if the initial elements of two functions analytic in a domain are equivalent, then these functions are identically equal.
Prove that if some element of a function analytic in a domain is equivalent to zero, then this function is identically equal to zero.
Let the function be regular in a neighborhood of the point , and let the sequence converge there uniformly, and
Prove that the limit function of this sequence can be analytically continued into .