Complex Analysis
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Complex analysis is a study of functions of a complex variable. This is a one quarter course in complex analysis at the undergraduate level.
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editChapter 1 - Intoduction
edit- Complex Numbers - (Wiki2Reveal slides)
- Riemann sphere - (Wiki2Reveal slides)
- Exponentiation and roots - (Wiki2Reveal slides)
Chapter 2 - Topological Foundations
edit- Sequences and series - (Wiki2Reveal slides)
- Power series
- Topological algebra - (Wiki2Reveal slides)
- Topological space - Definition: Topology
- Norms, metrics, topology - (Wiki2Reveal slides)
Chapter 3 - Complex Derivative
edit- Holomorphic function - (Wiki2Reveal slides)
- Partial Derivative - (Wiki2Reveal slides)
- Cauchy-Riemann-Differential equation - (Wiki2Reveal slides)
Chapter 4 - Curves and Line Integrals
editChapter 5 - Holomorphic Functions
edit- Holomorphic function - (Wiki2Reveal slides)
- Curve Integral - (Wiki2Reveal slides)
- Path of Integration - (Wiki2Reveal slides)
- Goursat's Lemma (Details) - (Wiki2Reveal slides)
- Cauchy's Integral Theorem for Disks - (Wiki2Reveal slides)
Complex Analysis Part 2
edit- Laurent Series - (Wiki2Reveal slides)
- Goursat's Lemma
- Cauchy Integral Theorem - (Wiki2Reveal slides)
- Cauchy's integral formula - (Wiki2Reveal slides)
- Example Computation with Laurent Series
- Maximum Principle - (Wiki2Reveal slides)
Singularity and Residues - Part 3
edit- Winding number - (Wiki2Reveal slides)
- Singularities - (Wiki2Reveal slides)
- Example - exp(1/z)-essential singularity - (Wiki2Reveal slides)
- Residuals - (Wiki2Reveal slides)
- null-homologous
- development in Laurent series,
- Isolated singularity,
- decomposition theorem,
- Casorati-Weierstrass theorem,
- Riemann Removability Theorem
- Residue Theorem - (Wiki2Reveal slides)
- Real integrals with residue theorem
- Zeros and poles counting integral - (Wiki2Reveal slides)
- Rouché's theorem - (Wiki2Reveal slides)
- meromorphic function