Differentiability
A complex function f is differentiable at z0 iff:
z→z0limz−z0f(z)−f(z0)=L=f′(z0)
f′(z0) is called the derivative of f at z0. Properties of
Differentiability | Real Analysis
can be applied to complex functions.
Singular Point
A point z0 where f(z) is not differentiable.
Neighbourhood
Suppose z0∈C. A neighborhood of z0 is the region contained in
the circle ∣z−z0∣=r>0.
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