The geometric viewpoint represents an entirely new perception of the subject of complex analysis. As demonstrated in this book by uniformization, Teichmüller theory, hyperbolic spaces, and many other topics, geometry raises new questions and provides profound and powerful answers. The techniques treated here are powerful tools for answering a vast array of questions—both traditional analytic questions and modern geometric questions.

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Concluding Remarks

  • Peter V. Dovbush,
  • Steven G. Krantz

摘要

The geometric viewpoint represents an entirely new perception of the subject of complex analysis. As demonstrated in this book by uniformization, Teichmüller theory, hyperbolic spaces, and many other topics, geometry raises new questions and provides profound and powerful answers. The techniques treated here are powerful tools for answering a vast array of questions—both traditional analytic questions and modern geometric questions.