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Contour integration along a broken line giving different answer when compared with non broken line

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Contour integration along a broken line giving different answer when compared with non broken line

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Elusive Laplace transform

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Plot $|z^2-1|=1$

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using the Milne Thomson theorem to calculate complex potential

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How to prove directly from the definition that the complex norm isn't differentiable at any point?

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Prove that the cross ratio of four distinct points is real iff the four points lie on single Euclidean line or circle

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Loop contour integration around branch points?

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Writing the Beta Function in terms of the Gamma Function

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Find all poles, and their residues, as functions of a?

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Proof that there is a biholomorphic map from a Fatou set to the exterior of the unit circle?

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finding all the mobius transformation.?

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Zeros of a holomorphic function of order m

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Show $g(x)=\frac{f(x+x_0)-f(x_0)}{x}$ is Bounded in some nbd of $x_0$

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Prove, if $z=z_0$ is a zero of order $n$ of $f(z)$, then it is a zero of order $2n$ of $(f(z))^2$

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Give an example of a function $f$ which has a simple pole at $z=i-3$ with residue $8(i-3)$ and an essential singularity at $z=i$ with residue $6$

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Contour integration along a broken line giving different answer when compared with non broken line

Elusive Laplace transform

Plot $|z^2-1|=1$

using the Milne Thomson theorem to calculate complex potential

How to prove directly from the definition that the complex norm isn't differentiable at any point?

Prove that the cross ratio of four distinct points is real iff the four points lie on single Euclidean line or circle

Loop contour integration around branch points?

Writing the Beta Function in terms of the Gamma Function

Find all poles, and their residues, as functions of a?

Proof that there is a biholomorphic map from a Fatou set to the exterior of the unit circle?

finding all the mobius transformation.?

Zeros of a holomorphic function of order m

Show $g(x)=\frac{f(x+x_0)-f(x_0)}{x}$ is Bounded in some nbd of $x_0$

Prove, if $z=z_0$ is a zero of order $n$ of $f(z)$, then it is a zero of order $2n$ of $(f(z))^2$

Give an example of a function $f$ which has a simple pole at $z=i-3$ with residue $8(i-3)$ and an essential singularity at $z=i$ with residue $6$

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