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Composition of harmonic conjugate pairs

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If u+iv and p+iq are holomorphic functions, with the image of the first inside the domain of the second, then p(u,v)+iq(u,v) is holomorphic by the chain rule. Directly, their Cauchy-Riemann equations imply [p(u,v)]x​=[q(u,v)]y​ and [p(u,v)]y​=−[q(u,v)]x​. Differentiating these relations proves harmonicity of both parts. No nonvanishing derivative hypothesis is required.

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