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So all the terms of (2) are accounted for, and the theorem is proved.
This term drops out when $f$ is differentiated.
Each of the terms that make up $G(t)$ is well defined.
term-by-term differentiation
This theorem accounts for the term `subharmonic'.
The term `upath' is a mnemonic for `unit speed path'.
The answer depends on how broadly or narrowly the term `matrix method' is defined.
The above definition was first given in [D]; care is required because this term has been used in a slightly different sense elsewhere.
The $z$-component can be expressed in terms of the gauge function.
Our aim here is to give some sort of functorial description of $K$ in terms of $G$.
This can be easily reformulated in purely geometric terms.
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Garling has introduced a more general class of martingales, termed Hardy martingales.
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