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analyticity

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Noun1.analyticity - the property of being analytic
property - a basic or essential attribute shared by all members of a class; "a study of the physical properties of atomic particles"
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Among the 12 topics are Vyacheslav Zakharyuta's complex analysis, convolution operators on quasi-analytic classes of Roumieu type, connectedness in the pluri-fine topology, the analyticity and propagation of pluri-sub-harmonic singularities, and invertibility for Frechet valued real analytic functions.
Functional analysis and complex analysis; proceedings by SciTech Book News
We note that all combinatorial specifications based on the constructions of Table 1 are analytic, by virtue of the analyticity at the origin of +, x, exp, 1/(1 - z), log(1/(1 - z)) and their compositions.
Boltzmann oracle for combinatorial systems by Pivoteau, Carine; Salvy, Bruno; Soria, Michele / DMTCS Proceedings
These constructs include analyticity, self-confidence, inquisitiveness, maturity, open-mindedness, systematicity, and truth-seeking.
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