Erratum: Gaussian theorem on the algebraic representation of functions

Year 2024, Volume: 7 Issue: 2, 9 - 16, 01.06.2024

Mwelase Mazibuko

Abstract

Evaluation of the Gaussian theorem at the origin, and transforming it around the plane to verify the generality of its application as possible proof for its derivation, and therefore, its implied covariance as a fundamental factor regarding the validation of its existence, and that of the complex plane itself.

Keywords

Complex numbers, Reciprocal functions, Algebraic analysis, Gaussian theorem

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