A probabilistic proof of the Open Mapping Theorem for analytic functions
Greg Markowsky

TL;DR
This paper provides a concise proof of the Open Mapping Theorem for analytic functions using the conformal invariance property of Brownian motion, connecting probability theory with complex analysis.
Contribution
It introduces a probabilistic approach to prove the Open Mapping Theorem, offering an alternative to traditional complex analysis methods.
Findings
Probabilistic proof leverages Brownian motion invariance
Simplifies understanding of the Open Mapping Theorem
Bridges stochastic processes with complex analysis
Abstract
The conformal invariance of Brownian motion is used to give a short proof of the Open Mapping Theorem for analytic functions.
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