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Open mapping theorem
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Argument principle
Rouché's theorem
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A
nonconstant
holomorphic function
on
a
domain
maps
open sets
to
open sets
. Around any point, isolate its zero relative to the value there and use
Rouché's theorem
to show that every sufficiently nearby value
has a
preimage.
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Maximum modulus principle from the complex open mapping theorem
Open mapping theorem (complex analysis)
Maximum modulus principle from the complex open mapping theorem
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Open mapping theorem (complex analysis)
If
a
nonconstant
holomorphic function
had
a
local maximum of its
modulus
, its open
image
near that point would contain values of larger
modulus
. Hence no such local maximum exists.
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