Wednesday 19 June 2013

complex analysis - Definition of smooth curve


Definition of smooth curve: A parametric curve $\mathrm Z(t)=x(t)+i
> y(t)$
on $[a,b]$ is called smooth if




  1. $\mathrm Z'(t)=x'(t)+i y'(t)$ exists and continuous on $[a,b]$.


  2. $\mathrm Z'(t)$ is non zero on $(a,b)$.






But my problem is that why is the word "continuous" written? As We know that differentiability implies continuity.

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