Residue Theory
[33/97%]Let be distinct complex numbers. Show that a rational function of the form
can be written as a sum
for suitable constants .
Let
be the Laurent expansion for on the annulus . Compute the 's.
Show that there is a complex analytic function defined on the set whose derivative is
Is there a complex analytic function on whose derivative is
Let be a positive integer. Prove that the polynomial
in has distinct complex zeros, , and that they satisfy
Let and be complex polynomials with the degree of at least two more than the degree of . Prove there is an such that if is a closed curve outside , then
Prove that for any fixed complex number ,
Evaluate the integral
where the direction of integration is counterclockwise.
Let be a constant . Let denote the positively oriented circle of radius centered at the origin. Evaluate
Let be a positive number and a complex number such that . Evaluate the integral
where the circle has the counterclockwise orientation.
Let denote the positively oriented circle , . Evaluate the integral
where the branch of the square root is chosen so that .
Evaluate the integral
where the direction of integration is counterclockwise.
Evaluate the integrals
where is the circle with the counterclockwise orientation.
Compute
where is the circle , positively oriented.
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 .
Let be a simple closed contour enclosing the points in the complex plane, with positive orientation. Evaluate the integrals
Evaluate
where the integral is taken in counterclockwise direction.
Evaluate
where the direction of integration is counterclockwise.
Evaluate
where is the circle with counterclockwise orientation.
Evaluate the integral
where is the circle with counterclockwise orientation.
Evaluate
where is a positive integer and is the circle , with counterclockwise orientation.
Evaluate
where is the unit circle with counterclockwise orientation.
Let , . Let be the polygonal path in the complex plane with successive vertices . Evaluate the integral
Evaluate the integral for the function and the curve depicted by
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a curve that starts as a large loop enclosing and , crosses itself, and continues as a small loop enclosing only , so that its total winding numbers about , , are as read off the picture.
Evaluate
where is the closed curve shown below:
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a figure-of-eight curve that winds twice, negatively, around a small loop enclosing , and twice, positively, around a loop enclosing .
Let be a positive integer and . Prove that
where the circle is oriented counterclockwise.
Use the Residue Theorem to evaluate the integral
where is real and . Why the formula obtained for is also valid for certain complex (nonreal) values of ?
Evaluate
where .
Evaluate
Evaluate the integral
Evaluate
where the direction of integration is counterclockwise.
Let be a positive integer. Compute
Evaluate the integrals
For and , evaluate the integrals