For an entire function , use the complex logarithm with argument in . The unit-circle integral in the title uses the branch's one-sided boundary values at its crossing with the cut. On a keyhole contour, the outward upper bank has , and the inward lower bank has . Their combined integral of is . The inner circle contributes , which vanishes. The Cauchy integral theorem on the slit plane therefore gives the identity.
On , . The estimation lemma consequently gives
Subtracting the middle branch value centres the weight and produces this bound. The contour crosses the cut only in the limiting boundary-value interpretation, so it is not a closed contour inside the logarithm's domain.
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Opposite bank orientations turn a logarithmic jump into a real-segment integral
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