A first course in differential equations with modeling applications

... E then you remain in E; but at a boundary point you can make an arbitrarily small move and get to a point inside E and you can also make an arbitrarily small move and get to a point outside E ... centered at b contains a point in E and also a point that is not in E CHAPTER COMPLEX NUMBERS (c) A point c is an accumulation point of E if every open disk centered at c contains a point of E ... using Cartesian coordinates or polar coordinates Each of these five ways is useful in different situations, and translating between them is an essential ingredient in complex analysis The five ways...

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