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Suppose f is analytic on a bounded domain D and is continuous up to and on the boundary of D. If f does not vanish, show that IfI attains its minimum on the boundary of D. [Apply the Maximum Principle to the reciprocal of f.]
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This one is tricky, since f does not vanish 1/f is also analytic and takes its maximum on the boundary D
are you supposed to prove the maximum modulus theorem or just apply it?
just apply it
then consider \[\frac{1}{f}\] and be done i think
a maximum of 1/f is a minimum of f
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oh you write the answer already. sorry
thanks for the help though
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