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Cauchy's integral theorem is a fundamental result in complex analysis stating that if a function is holomorphic on and within a closed contour in a simply connected domain, then the integral of the function over that contour is zero. This theorem highlights the profound nature of Holomorphic Functions, establishing that they have antiderivatives and are infinitely differentiable within their domain.
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