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A short introduction to local fractional complex analysis

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Xiao-Jun Yang

Mathematical Physics · Submitted 15 Jun 2011

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The authors' main claim The generalized local fractional complex integral formulas, Yang-Taylor series and local fractional Laurent's series of complex functions in complex fractal space, and generalized residue theorems are investigated.

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CitationXiao-Jun Yang. "A short introduction to local fractional complex analysis." arXiv:1106.3011 (2011). https://pith.science/paper/NLVF25RZ
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This paper presents a short introduction to local fractional complex analysis. The generalized local fractional complex integral formulas, Yang-Taylor series and local fractional Laurent's series of complex functions in complex fractal space, and generalized residue theorems are investigated.

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This paper presents a short introduction to local fractional complex analysis. The generalized local fractional complex integral formulas, Yang-Taylor series and local fractional Laurent's series of complex functions in complex fractal space, and generalized residue theorems are investigated.

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