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Cauchy Integral Formula in an annulus

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Suppose that is analytic on and outside the simple closed negatively oriented contour .
Assume that is analytic at and .

Prove by formulating Cauchy's integral formula for in an annulus and letting the outer radius tend to

that

for all outside .

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