.
Sinceis closed under
and
, it suffices to show that for |z| <1,
, and |z+1| sufficiently small, z is in
. (Proposition 3.1 handles the case
.) Let
. Let B be the parallelogram with vertices
.
We work in a nonstandard coordinate system for
, with basis vectors 1 and
, so B is represented by the square with vertices
. We claim that multiplication by z is represented by the matrix
up to
. We have
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and
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so
corresponds to
in our basis, and is
.
>From Lemma 3.5, it follows then that
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so for sufficiently small
, we may apply Lemma 3.1 to deduce
.