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hello and welcome back to complex analysis and in todayamp;#39;s part 31 we will continue our talk about the identity theorem more precisely I show you the applications of the theorem we have mentioned at the end of the last video however before we start with this I first want to thank all the nice people who support the channel study via PayPal or by other means moreover you also already know with the link in the description you find the pdf version and the quiz for this video now in the last video we have proven the identity theorem and in this video I want to show you how we can use it therefore first here letamp;#39;s quickly recall the identity theorem how we need it so what we always need is an open domain in C so a connected open set and on this domain we have to find two homomorphic functions f and g then we can look at the set of all points where both functions have the same value and if this set has an accumulation point in D we can conclude that both functions are actually
