06/29/2011, 12:04 PM
lemma 1
let f(z) be a real entire function with 2 conjugate fixpoints and no other fixpoints.
we define sf(z) as its superfunction and isf(z) as its inverse superfunction.
z and k are complex numbers.
if sf(isf(z) + k) is analytic with respect to z then it is also analytic with respect to k.
regards
tommy1729
let f(z) be a real entire function with 2 conjugate fixpoints and no other fixpoints.
we define sf(z) as its superfunction and isf(z) as its inverse superfunction.
z and k are complex numbers.
if sf(isf(z) + k) is analytic with respect to z then it is also analytic with respect to k.
regards
tommy1729