In the text "Function Theory of a Complex Variable" by Robert E. Greene and Steven G. Krantz I'm having difficulty verifying my proof to Exercise 41 on (pg.100) much of the details pertaining to the proof of $\text{Proposition}\, \, \, (1.2)$ can be seen in $\text{Lemma (1.2)-(1.3)}$
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@user21820 you missed a "party" in user170039's (former) room Random Discussions. It was just Chen being Chen, insulting me, and demanding to know the continent I lived on, my country, where I lived, etc. and wouldn't take "no" for an answer.
@user21820 No problem; I'm hoping quid understands the suspension, deleted comment(s), and direction of the conversation, and the emphasis of Chen on himself and his culture, and his intolerance for others of other cultures, and his need to confirm or know with whom he is speaking. I just pinged you so you would not think I'm doing anything behind the scenes. Absolutely no need to read it; it's not at all about you; it just reveals a lot about GC, of which you've been long aware.
@amWhy I know. Though to play safe, you too should probably stay away and let the moderators handle it. I didn't want anyone else dragged into this but simply to make everyone aware of that user.
In the text "Function Theory of a Complex Variable" by Robert E. Greene and Steven G. Krantz I'm having difficulty verifying my proof to Exercise 41 on (pg.100) much of the details pertaining to the proof of $\text{Proposition}\, \, \, (1.2)$ can be seen in $\text{Lemma (1.2)-(1.3)}$
$(1.0)$
L...
This is the Realm of Simply Beautiful…
This is the Realm of Simply Beautiful…