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Problem Solving Sessions are planned for Sunday Physics.
Join Zoom Meeting https://us06web.zoom.us/j/88430719608?pwd=ZDA3Ym1rbHFvdmxLZ1kxUGpWN0pTUT09
Meeting ID: 884 3071 9608
Passcode: 448910
Timing: 10.30 am - 1.00 pm
Links to Lecture Notes ( Work on update in progress)
- Lecture 01 Derivative, Cauchy Riemann equations
- Lecture 02 When is a function analytic?
- Lecture 03 Solutions of equations in the complex plane
- Lecture 04 Taylor Series
- Lecture 05
- Lecture 06
- Lecture 07
- Lecture 08
- Lecture 09
- Lecture 10 Residue Theorem
- Lecture 11 Preparation for Improper Integrals
- Lecture 12 Improper Integrals
Other Useful Links
- Link to Other Resources : SUNDAY PHYSICS ---- COMPLEX VARIABLES
- Link to Discussion Forum : 0space.org/node/5619
- Link to Google Forms Google Form 1 : General Feedback
- Link to Challenge Problems
PLAN
We begin with complex variables on 17th July 2022.
A tentative plan for Problem Solving Sessions in Complex Variables is as follows,
(1) how to check that a given function is an analytic function or not?
(2) finding singular points of a given functions
(3) determining the nature of singular points
(4) finding residue at a given singular point, explain Cauchy residue theorem
(5) explain evaluation of different types of integrals by contour integration.
GATE/JEST/NET Questions and Hint Page
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