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| In mathematics, specifically complex analysis, '''Riemann's existence theorem''' says, in modern formulation, that the category of ]s is equivalent to the category of complex ]s. | In mathematics, specifically complex analysis, '''Riemann's existence theorem''' says, in modern formulation, that the category of compact ]s is equivalent to the category of complex ]s. | ||
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In mathematics, specifically complex analysis, Riemann's existence theorem says, in modern formulation, that the category of compact Riemann surfaces is equivalent to the category of complex algebraic curves.
References
- Ryan Patrick Catullo, Riemann Existence Theorem
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