01/29/2011, 12:03 AM
ofcourse Bo !
i just wrote *complex* - analytic to informally point out the difference with real-analytic.
of course i know :
" "Real-analytic" means analytic at a certain interval of the real axis and the function returning real values there. "Analytic" at a point means there is a powerseries development with a non-zero convergence radius. If this is the case then there is disk around this point in the complex plane where the function is analytic/holomorphic "
i thought it was clear i was speaking informally ...
kind of embarrassing for me :/
now knowing that , you might wanna read my post again ?
as i understood sheldon , he means " nowhere-analytic " rather than " nowhere-analytic " on the real axis.
tommysexp is real-analytic.
i just wrote *complex* - analytic to informally point out the difference with real-analytic.
of course i know :
" "Real-analytic" means analytic at a certain interval of the real axis and the function returning real values there. "Analytic" at a point means there is a powerseries development with a non-zero convergence radius. If this is the case then there is disk around this point in the complex plane where the function is analytic/holomorphic "
i thought it was clear i was speaking informally ...
kind of embarrassing for me :/
now knowing that , you might wanna read my post again ?
as i understood sheldon , he means " nowhere-analytic " rather than " nowhere-analytic " on the real axis.
tommysexp is real-analytic.