Evaluating a contour integral of a rational or meromorphic function
[22/95%]Let be a meromorphic function on the complex plane. Suppose that for every polynomial and every closed contour avoiding the poles of , we have
Prove that is entire.
Prove that for any fixed complex number ,
Let denote the positively oriented circle , . Evaluate the integral
where the branch of the square root is chosen so that .
Show that there is a unique analytic branch outside the unit circle of the function such that is positive when .
Using the branch determined in Part 1, calculate the integral
where is the positively oriented circle and .
Evaluate
where is the circle with counterclockwise orientation.
Evaluate the integrals
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Evaluate the integral
Evaluate
where is the positively oriented circle .
Compute the integral along the circle , taking the path counterclockwise.
Compute the integral along the circle , taking the path counterclockwise.
Compute the integral along the astroid , taking the path counterclockwise.
Compute the integral ; , , taking the path counterclockwise.
Compute the integral along the circle , taking the path counterclockwise.
Compute the integral along the circle , taking the path counterclockwise.
Compute the integral along the edge of the half-circle , under the conditions , where is an integer, taking the path counterclockwise.
Find the integral , taken along the parabola in the direction of increasing , taking the value of to equal one at .
For what relation between and will the function
be single-valued?
Compute the integrals of rational functions:
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