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Math 6420 • PDE

Spring 2015 • Question 8

  1. Show that any analytic function (not identically equal to zero) can have only isolated zeros inside its analyticity domain.
  2. Can an analytic function have a non-isolated singularuty?
  3. Prove the Uniqueness Theorem: If two functions are analytic in a domain \(D\) and equal on some set of points that has a limiting point inside \(D\), then these functions are identically equal in \(D\).

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\begin{enumerate}
\item[(a)] Show that any analytic function (not identically equal to zero) can have only
isolated zeros inside its analyticity domain.

\item[(b)] Can an analytic function have a non-isolated singularuty?

\item[(c)] Prove the Uniqueness Theorem: If two functions are analytic in a domain \(D\) and
equal on some set of points that has a limiting point inside \(D\), then these functions are
identically equal in \(D\).
\end{enumerate}