Letwhere has a simple zero at , and let be the limiting value of at on one sheet. Analytic continuation once around changes the sign of the square root and hence of . The continued primitive agrees at with the original one, so it is
If continuation around two square-root branch points acts on a primitive as and , thenThus pairs of branch-point loops generate additive periods of an inverse function.
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