Cauchy estimates for derivatives

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Statement

Let U be a domain in C and f:UC be a holomorphic function. Suppose there exists a nonnegative real constant M such that:

|f(z)|MzU

Then, we have that for all zU and for all n0:

|f(n)(z)|M(n!)dist(z,U)n

Here f(n)(z) denotes the nth partial derivative of f, evaluated at the point zC.

Facts used

These estimates are a direct consequence of the Cauchy integral formula for derivatives