This repository presents a full proof of the Cauchy-Goursat Theorem, a foundational result in complex analysis. Authored by Marouf Haider and Chaya Aimen, the document breaks down key lemmas and builds toward a full proof of the theorem, making it accessible for learners and enthusiasts.
- The Cauchy-Goursat theorem states that for any holomorphic function defined in a simply connected domain, the complex integral over any closed contour within that domain is zero.
- The proof avoids reliance on the continuity of the derivative and instead uses geometric contour constructions and properties of holomorphic functions.
- Lemma 1.2 – Characterizes the equivalence between having a primitive and vanishing closed integrals.
- Lemma 1.4 to 1.6 – Addresses integrals along:
- Triangular contours
- Polygonal contours
- Arbitrary simply closed curves within open disks
- Theorem 1.3 – Assembles the lemmas to establish the full Cauchy-Goursat theorem.
Cauchy_Goursat_Theorem.pdf– Contains the complete proof and discussion.README.md– You're looking at it.
Complex Analysis, Cauchy-Goursat, Holomorphic Functions, Contour Integration, Path Independence
- Marouf Haider – haider.marouf@nhsm.edu.dz
- Chaya Aimen – aimen.chaya@nhsm.edu.dz
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