minimum-modulus theorem
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minimum-modulus theorem
(¦min·ə·məm ′mäj·ə·ləs ′thir·əm)
(mathematics) The theorem that a nonvanishing, complex analytic function in a closed, bounded, simply connected region assumes its minimum absolute value on the boundary of the region.
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