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99.9% cannot solve this For E C Where, when Re() > 1, 1 ()= Where, e And when Re() is not > 1, 2 sin (1-(1–) Prove or disprove that for O<Re()<1, all places where )=0, Re(a)=1/2

Does anyone know what theorem this is?


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