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Named objects from complex analysis and its neighboring fields, studied as specific constructions rather than as general theorems. Belongs here: the Riemann Sphere, the complex plane plus a point at infinity that makes rational functions total. Does not belong here: the general theory of complex or functional analysis, the branch entity Analysis, and objects whose primary interest is number-theoretic, such as the Riemann Zeta Function, filed under Number Theory below because that is the cluster its own live SubLabel already carries.

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Mathematical analysis formally developed in the 17th century during the Scientific Revolution.

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Lebesgue-Stieltjes Integration

Legendre Polynomials

Limit of a function

Logarithmic growth

Measure (Mathematics)

Meijer G-Function

Möbius Transformation

Mollifier

Multivalued function

Nabla Symbol

Nonstandard Analysis

Norm (Mathematics)

Partial Differential Symbol

Projectively Extended Real Line

Quotient Rule

Ramp Function

Resolvent Formalism

Riemann Sphere

Riemann Surface

Riemann-Stieltjes Integral

Rodrigues' formula

Second Derivative

Set Function

Sine

Spectral Theory of Compact Operators

Supremum

Symmetric Derivative

Tangent (trigonometry)

Thomae's Function

Transcendental equation

Transcendental Function

Trigamma Function

Trigonometric Functions

Viète's Formula

Wallis' Integrals

Wallis Product

Wasserstein Metric

Weierstrass Elliptic Function

Weierstrass Function

Whittaker-Shannon Interpolation Formula

Window Function

Zero of a Function

Zero to the power of zero