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For ∣w∣≤1/2, the power series of the principal complex logarithm is absolutely convergent and gives
∣Log(1−w)∣≤∑j=1∞​j∣w∣j​≤∑j=1∞​∣w∣j=1−∣w∣∣w∣​≤2∣w∣.
(1)
Thus C1​=2 works. The value 1−w stays in the right half-plane, so there is no logarithm branch ambiguity. This is the bounds for the principal logarithm near one estimate used to control product tails.

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