Lecture Notes on Complex Analysis

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Pub. Date: 2006-06-15
Publisher(s): World Scientific Pub Co Inc
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Summary

This book is based on lectures presented over many years to second and third year mathematics students in the Mathematics Departments at Bedford College, London, and King's College, London, as part of the BSc. and MSci. program. Its aim is to provide a gentle yet rigorous first course on complex analysis.

Table of Contents

Prefacep. vii
Complex Numbersp. 1
Informal Introductionp. 1
Complex Planep. 2
Properties of the Modulusp. 4
The Argument of a Complex Numberp. 8
Formal Construction of Complex Numbersp. 12
The Riemann Sphere and the Extended Complex Planep. 14
Sequences and Seriesp. 17
Complex Sequencesp. 17
Subsequencesp. 17
Convergence of Sequencesp. 18
Cauchy Sequencesp. 21
Complex Seriesp. 23
Absolute Convergencep. 24
nth-Root Testp. 25
Ratio Testp. 26
Metric Space Properties of the Complex Planep. 29
Open Discs and Interior Pointsp. 29
Closed Setsp. 32
Limit Pointsp. 34
Closure of a Setp. 36
Boundary of a Setp. 38
Cantor's Theoremp. 40
Compact Setsp. 41
Polygons and Paths in Cp. 49
Connectednessp. 51
Domainsp. 56
Analytic Functionsp. 59
Complex-Valued Functionsp. 59
Continuous Functionsp. 59
Complex Differentiable Functionsp. 61
Cauchy-Riemann Equationsp. 66
Analytic Functionsp. 70
Power Seriesp. 73
The Derived Seriesp. 74
Identity Theorem for Power Seriesp. 77
The Complex Exponential and Trigonometric Functionsp. 79
The Functions exp z, sin z and cos zp. 79
Complex Hyperbolic Functionsp. 80
Properties of exp zp. 80
Properties of sin z and cos zp. 83
Addition Formulaep. 84
The Appearance of [pi]p. 86
Inverse Trigonometric Functionsp. 89
More on exp z and the Zeros of sin z and cos zp. 91
The Argument Revisitedp. 92
Arg z is Continuous in the Cut-Planep. 94
The Complex Logarithmp. 97
Introductionp. 97
The Complex Logarithm and its Propertiesp. 98
Complex Powersp. 100
Branches of the Logarithmp. 103
Complex Integrationp. 111
Paths and Contoursp. 111
The Length of a Contourp. 113
Integration along a Contourp. 115
Basic Estimatep. 120
Fundamental Theorem of Calculusp. 121
Primitivesp. 123
Cauchy's Theoremp. 127
Cauchy's Theorem for a Trianglep. 127
Cauchy's Theorem for Star-Domainsp. 133
Deformation Lemmap. 136
Cauchy's Integral Formulap. 138
Taylor Series Expansionp. 139
Cauchy's Integral Formulae for Derivativesp. 142
Morera's Theoremp. 145
Cauchy's Inequality and Liouville's Theoremp. 146
Identity Theoremp. 149
Preservation of Anglesp. 154
The Laurent Expansionp. 157
Laurent Expansionp. 157
Uniqueness of the Laurent Expansionp. 163
Singularities and Meromorphic Functionsp. 167
Isolated Singularitiesp. 167
Behaviour near an Isolated Singularityp. 169
Behaviour as [vertical bar] z [vertical bar] to [infinity]p. 172
Casorati-Weierstrass Theoremp. 174
Theory of Residuesp. 175
Residuesp. 175
Winding Number (Index)p. 177
Cauchy's Residue Theoremp. 179
The Argument Principlep. 185
Zeros and Polesp. 185
Argument Principlep. 187
Rouche's Theoremp. 189
Open Mapping Theoremp. 193
Maximum Modulus Principlep. 195
Mean Value Propertyp. 195
Maximum Modulus Principlep. 196
Minimum Modulus Principlep. 200
Functions on the Unit Discp. 201
Hadamard's Theorem and the Three Lines Lemmap. 204
Mobius Transformationsp. 207
Special Transformationsp. 207
Inversionp. 209
Mobius Transformationsp. 210
Mobius Transformations in the Extended Complex Planep. 215
Harmonic Functionsp. 219
Harmonic Functionsp. 219
Local Existence of a Harmonic Conjugatep. 220
Maximum and Minimum Principlep. 221
Local Properties of Analytic Functionsp. 223
Local Uniform Convergencep. 223
Hurwitz's Theoremp. 226
Vitali's Theoremp. 229
Some Results from Real Analysisp. 231
Completeness of Rp. 231
Bolzano-Weierstrass Theoremp. 233
Comparison Test for Convergence of Seriesp. 235
Dirichlet's Testp. 235
Alternating Series Testp. 236
Continuous Functions on [a, b] Attain their Boundsp. 236
Intermediate Value Theoremp. 238
Rolle's Theoremp. 238
Mean Value Theoremp. 239
Bibliographyp. 241
Indexp. 243
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