Difference between analytic and holomorphic function
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For complex functions they are equivalent, but not by definition the same.
For a function to be analytic in a point, it needs to have a powerseries expansion around that point.
For a function to be holomorphic in a point, it needs to be complex differentiable in that point.
You can prove that the two conditions are equivalent for functions on the complex plane.
For a function to be analytic in a point, it needs to have a powerseries expansion around that point.
For a function to be holomorphic in a point, it needs to be complex differentiable in that point.
You can prove that the two conditions are equivalent for functions on the complex plane.
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