Complex variables and applications / James Ward Brown, Ruel V. Churchill.
Material type: TextSeries: Publication details: Boston : McGraw-Hill Higher Education, 2004.Edition: 7th edDescription: xvi, 458 p. ill. ; 25 cmISBN:- 0072872527 (alk. paper)
- 9780072872521
- 515.9 21 B87717
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Includes bibliographical references (p. 437-439) and index.
1. 1 complex numbers
2. Sums and products
3. Basic algebraic properties
4. Further properties
5. Moduli
6. Complex conjugates
7. Exponential form
8. Products and quotients in exponential form
9. Roots of complex numbers
10. Examples
11. Regions in the complex plane
12. 2 analytic functions
13. Functions of a complex variable
14. Mappings
15. Mappings by the exponential function
16. Limits
17. Theorems on limits
18. Limits involving the point at infinity
19. Continuity
20. Derivatives
21. Differentiation formulas
22. Cauchy–riemann equations
23. Sufficient conditions for differentiability
24. Polar coordinates
25. Analytic functions
26. Examples
27. Harmonic functions
28. Uniquely determined analytic functions
29. Reflection principle
30. 3 elementary functions
31. The exponential function
32. The logarithmic function
33. Branches and derivatives of logarithms
34. Some identities involving logarithms
35. Complex exponents
36. Trigonometric functions
37. Hyperbolic functions
38. Inverse trigonometric and hyperbolic functions
39. 4 integrals
40. Derivatives of functions w(t)
41. Definite integrals of functions w(t)
42. Contours
43. Contour integrals
44. Examples
45. Upper bounds for moduli of contour integrals
46. Antiderivatives
47. Examples
48. Cauchy–goursat theorem
49. Proof of the theorem
50. Simply and multiply connected domains
51. Cauchy integral formula
52. Derivatives of analytic functions
53. Liouville’s theorem and the fundamental theorem of algebra
54. Maximum modulus principle
55. 5 series
56. Convergence of sequences
57. Convergence of series
58. Taylor series
59. Examples
60. Laurent series
61. Examples
62. Absolute and uniform convergence of power series
63. Continuity of sums of power series
64. Integration and differentiation of power series
65. Uniqueness of series representations
66. Multiplication and division of power series
67. 6 residues and poles
68. Residues
69. Cauchy’s residue theorem
70. Using a single residue
71. The three types of isolated singular points
72. Residues at poles
73. Examples
74. Zeros of analytic functions
75. Zeros and poles
76. Behavior of f near isolated singular points
77. 7 applications of residues
78. Evaluation of improper integrals
79. Example
80. Improper integrals from fourier analysis
81. Jordan’s lemma
82. Indented paths
83. An indentation around a branch point
84. Integration along a branch cut
85. Definite integrals involving sines and cosines
86. Argument principle
87. Rouche;’s theorem
88. Inverse laplace transforms
89. Examples
90. 8 mapping by elementary functions
91. Linear transformations
92. The transformation w = 1/z
93. Mappings by 1/z
94. Linear fractional transformations
95. An implicit form
96. Mappings of the upper half plane
97. The transformation w = sin z
98. Mappings by z2 and branches of z1/2
99. Square roots of polynomials
100. Riemann surfaces
101. Surfaces for related functions
102. 9 conformal mapping
103. Preservation of angles
104. Scale factors
105. Local inverses
106. Harmonic conjugates
107. Transformations of harmonic functions
108. Transformations of boundary conditions
109. 10 applications of conformal mapping
110. Steady temperatures
111. Steady temperatures in a half plane
112. A related problem
113. Temperatures in a quadrant
114. Electrostatic potential
115. Potential in a cylindrical space
116. Two-dimensional fluid flow
117. The stream function
118. Flows around a corner and around a cylinder
119. 11 the schwarz–christoffel transformation
120. Mapping the real axis onto a polygon
121. Schwarz–christoffel transformation
122. Triangles and rectangles
123. Degenerate polygons
124. Fluid flow in a channel through a slit
125. Flow in a channel with an offset
126. Electrostatic potential about an edge of a conducting plate
127. 12 integral formulas of the poisson type
128. Poisson integral formula
129. Dirichlet problem for a disk
130. Related boundary value problems
131. Schwarz integral formula
132. Dirichlet problem for a half plane
133. Neumann problems
134. Appendixes
135. Bibliography
136. Table of transformations of regions
137. Index
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