Lecture

Complex Functions: Norm Equivalence

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Description

This lecture covers the concept of norm equivalence in complex functions, demonstrating the homogeneity and triangular inequality. It explores the equivalence of different norms and their impact on the functions. The lecture also delves into the proof of norm equivalence and the implications for complex functions.

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Analysis: Complex analysis, Functional analysis

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