In mathematics, particularly in the field of complex analysis, the term "prime end" refers to a concept used in the study of conformal mappings and, more generally, in the theory of Riemann surfaces and potential theory. The notion was introduced by the mathematician Henri Poincaré. **Prime Ends**: Prime ends can be thought of as a way to extend the notion of boundary points in a domain in the complex plane.
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