A Course in Complex Analysis in One Variable

Martin Moskowitz

ISBN 10: 981024780X / ISBN 13: 9789810247805

Published by World Scientific Publishing Company Apr 2002, 2002

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Neuware - Complex analysis is a beautiful subject -- perhaps the single most beautiful; and striking; in mathematics. It presents completely unforeseen results that are of a dramatic; even magical; nature. This invaluable book will convey to the student its excitement and extraordinary character. The exposition is organized in an especially efficient manner; presenting basic complex analysis in around 130 pages; with about 50 exercises. The material constantly relates to and contrasts with that of its sister subject; real analysis. An unusual feature of this book is a short final chapter containing applications of complex analysis to Lie theory.Since much of the content originated in a one-semester course given at the CUNY Graduate Center; the text will be very suitable for first year graduate students in mathematics who want to learn the basics of this important subject. For advanced undergraduates; there is enough material for a year-long course or; by concentrating on the first three chapters; for one-semester course.

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Bibliographic Details

• Title: A Course in Complex Analysis in One Variable
• Publisher: World Scientific Publishing Company Apr 2002
• Publication Date: 2002
• Language: English
• ISBN 10: 981024780X
• ISBN 13: 9789810247805
• Binding: Buch
• Condition: Neu
• Dimensions: 236W x 158H x 15D millimeters 236 millimeters width by 158 millimeters height by 15 millimeters depth
• Weight: 367 grams

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Complex analysis is a beautiful subject -- perhaps the single most beautiful; and striking; in mathematics. It presents completely unforeseen results that are of a dramatic; even magical; nature. This invaluable book will convey to the student its excitement and extraordinary character. The exposition is organized in an especially efficient manner; presenting basic complex analysis in around 130 pages; with about 50 exercises. The material constantly relates to and contrasts with that of its sister subject; real analysis. An unusual feature of this book is a short final chapter containing applications of complex analysis to Lie theory.Since much of the content originated in a one-semester course given at the CUNY Graduate Center; the text will be very suitable for first year graduate students in mathematics who want to learn the basics of this important subject. For advanced undergraduates; there is enough material for a year-long course or; by concentrating on the first three chapters; for one-semester course.