Complex Analysis: Theory and Applications · Problem 3.2.12

Sequences, Series, and Fractals — Howell & Matthews

Mathematics — Complex Analysis · analytic-functions-differ-by-constant

Problem

Let ff and gg be analytic functions in the domain DD. If f′(z)=g′(z)f'(z) = g'(z) for all zz in DD, then show that f(z)=g(z)+Cf(z) = g(z) + C, where CC is a complex constant.

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