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Complex Analysis/Differences from real differentiability

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n-times Real Differentiability

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The function

with ,

can be differentiated once. However, its first derivative is no longer differentiable at 0.

  • Sketch the graphs of the functions and .
  • Can the function be extended to a holomorphic function , where (i.e., for all )? Justify your answer using the properties of holomorphic functions!
  • Show that the function
with ,
can be differentiated times. However, the -th derivative is no longer differentiable at 0.


Remark

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In complex analysis (Complex Analysis), one will see that a holomorphic function defined on is automatically infinitely often complex differentiable if it is complex differentiable once (seeHolomorphy Criteria.


See also

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  • Date: 12/17/2024