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Resolvent propagation across a complementary component

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The polynomially approximable resolvent points form a subset that is both open and closed relative to C∖K. Openness follows from the uniformly convergent expansion
z−μ1​=∑n=0∞​(z−λ)n+1(μ−λ)n​
(1)
when ∣μ−λ∣<dist(λ,K); relative closedness follows from the uniform continuity of the resolvent as its pole varies away from K. Hence approximability at one point propagates throughout its connected component of C∖K.

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