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Past exam of the mathematics course of the University of Cambridge / 2009 / ii / Paper 3 / 12F / c

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Take Ω={∣z∣<1}, K={∣z∣=1}, and ζ=0. These satisfy the stated connectedness and disjointness conditions. If polynomials Pn​ converged uniformly to 1/z on K, convergence of the contour integrals would imply
0=limn​∫∣z∣=1​Pn​(z)dz=∫∣z∣=1​zdz​=2πi,
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a contradiction to the Cauchy integral theorem. Thus boundedness of this Ω permits the obstruction excluded in part (b).

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