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Put η=(γ2​−a)/(γ1​−a). The strict inequality gives ∣η−1∣<1, so Reη>0. This is a closed piecewise-smooth curve in the right half-plane, and part (b) gives n(η,0)=0. Since γ2​−a=(γ1​−a)η, part (a) yields
n(γ2​,a)=n(γ1​,a)+n(η,0),n(γ2​,a)=n(γ1​,a).​
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This is the dominated perturbation preserves winding number principle, here derived by logarithmic differentiation.

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