(a) Show that z = 0 is the unique branch point of f(z) = log(z)

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(a) Show that z = 0 is the unique branch point of f(2) = log(2)
(b) Show that z = -1,1 are the unique branch points of f(z) = (z² – 1)'/2.
Transcribed Image Text:(a) Show that z = 0 is the unique branch point of f(2) = log(2) (b) Show that z = -1,1 are the unique branch points of f(z) = (z² – 1)'/2.
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