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===Holomorphy=== A function ''f'' β H<sub>G</sub>(U,''Y'') is '''holomorphic''' if, for every ''x'' β ''U'', the [[Taylor series]] expansion :<math>f(x+y)=\sum_{n=0}^\infty \frac{1}{n!} \widehat{D}^nf(x)(y)</math> (which is already guaranteed to exist by Gateaux holomorphy) converges and is continuous for ''y'' in a neighborhood of 0 β ''X''. Thus holomorphy combines the notion of weak holomorphy with the convergence of the power series expansion. The collection of holomorphic functions is denoted by H(''U'',''Y'').
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