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Let u(x,y) be a Harmonic function (then it is assumed also that u is differentiable). Then there exists a v(x,y) such that 1;;f(x,y):=u(x,y)+iv(x,y) is holomorphic. Moreover, such a v is unique up to a constant, and these other such v are called conjugates of v.
Rewrite this and mention Poincare Lemma