Complex Analysis/chain

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Definition - Chain

Let G be a region, n and let γi:[ai,bi]G be curves in G and ni. Then the formal linear combination i=1nniγi is called a chain in . The set of all chains in G that form an abelian group in a natural way is denoted by C(G).

Definition - Trace of a chain

The trace of a chain

Γ

is the union of the traces of the individual curves

γi

, i.e.

Spur(Γ):=i=1nSpur(γi)

Cycle

A chain

Γ=i=1nniγiC(G)

with

γi:[ai,bi]G

is called a cycle if every point in

G

appears the same number of times as the starting and ending point of curves in

G

, i.e. if

i=1nni|{i:γi(ai)=z}|=i=1nni|{i:γi(bi)=z}|

holds for every

zG

.

Inner and outer regions

Let Γ be a cycle in , using theWinding number, we can consider a decomposition of determined by Γ into three parts, namely:

  • The image of the trace of Γ
  • The outer region, the points that are not traversed by Γ, i.e.
AΓ:={zSpur(Γ):n(Γ,z)=0}
  • The inner region are the points that are traversed by Γ, i.e.
IΓ:={zSpur(Γ):n(Γ,z)0}


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