Abstract
An unsolved problem in discrete analytic function theory has been to find a suitable analogue of the function . An analogue z(α), of the function zα, is found here for discrete analytic functions of the first kind (or monodiffric functions). This function resolves a conjecture of Isaacs in the negative, and at the same time it introduces multi-valued functions into the discrete analytic theory.
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