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 <title>p-adic analytic</title>
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 <created>2005-05-02 19:41:39</created>
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<parent id="6998">complex p-adic numbers</parent>
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	<concept>$p$-adic analysis</concept>
	<concept>p-adic analysis</concept>
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 <content>\begin{defn}
Let $\Complex_p$ be the field of \PMlinkname{complex $p$-adic numbers}{ComplexPAdicNumbers}. Let $U$ be a domain in $\Complex_p$. A function $f: U \longrightarrow \Complex_p$  is {\em $p$-adic analytic}  if $f$ has a Taylor series (with coefficients in $\Complex_p$) about each point $z \in U$ that converges to the function $f$ in an open neighborhood of $z$.
\end{defn}

For example, the \PMlinkname{$p$-adic exponential function}{PAdicExponentialAndPAdicLogarithm} is analytic on its domain of definition:
$$U=\{ z\in \Complex_p : |z|_p&lt;\frac{1}{p^{1/(p-1)}}\}.$$

The study of $p$-adic analytic functions is usually called {\em $p$-adic analysis} and it is very similar to complex analysis in many respects, although there are important differences coming from the distinct topologies of $\Complex$ and $\Complex_p$.</content>
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