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Theory of Functions of a Complex Variable

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Theory of Functions of a Complex Variable
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Publisher: Cambridge University Press
Number of pages: 892

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The present treatise is an attempt to give a consecutive account of what may fairly be deemed the principal branches of the whole subject. My hope is that the book, so far as it goes, may assist mathematicians, by lessening the labour of acquiring a proper knowledge of the subject, and by indicating the main lines on which recent progress has been achieved.

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