Complex AnalysisKrishna Prakashan Media, 1977 |
Contents
Symbols And Their Meanings | 1 |
Modulusargument Form Or Polar Standard Form Or Trigonometric | 7 |
More Properties Of Moduli And Arguments | 13 |
Equation Of A Circle In The Complex Plane | 21 |
The Spherical Representation Of Copmlex Numbers And Stereographic | 56 |
Analytic Functions | 62 |
Conformal Mappings | 118 |
Critical Points | 138 |
118190 | 167 |
4 | 168 |
Some Special Transformations | 191 |
The Transformation wcosh | 215 |
Power Series and Elementary Functions 240268 | 240 |
Complex Integration 269436 | 269 |
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a₁ absolutely convergent analytic continuation analytic function Argand plane b₁ bilinear transformation C₁ c₂ Cauchy-Riemann equations Cauchy's residue theorem centre circle of convergence complex numbers constant contour cosec cosh cross-ratio curve domain entire function Example finite fixed points function f(z ƒ z given half plane Hence imaginary infinite product integral inverse points Let f maps Meerut points Z1 pole of order poles of ƒ polynomial power series Proof prove quadrant r₁ real axis real number region residue theorem Show simple poles sin² sinh straight line T₁ uniformly convergent unit circle upper half values w₁ w₂ z-plane z-plane corresponds z-zo z₁ ди ди ди ду ду ди ду ду ду дх дх ду