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| ``Re: Re: why addition formula is attached to persistence?''
by mathforever on 2004-10-18 07:08:55 |
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| > In fact, Weierstrass showed that
> the only complex analytic functions
> which have an addition theorem are
> algebraic functions, elliptic functions, or limiting cases
> (such as trigonometric functions).
So, then this is the point! I didn't know this theorem, but now it is clear, that this entry is naturally attached to this theorem. I guess, such theorem is not presented yet in encyclopedia, so I think it would be reasonable if not to make an entry for this theorem, then at least to mention it here (in the entry "addition formula"). |
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