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Mathematics IIB

  • MATH236
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This unit deals with two of the most fundamental concepts in analysis ? complex analysis and vector analysis. Complex analysis is the study of complex-valued functions of complex variables. Two approaches to the study of complex-valued functions of one complex variable are discussed. The first of these, usually attributed to Riemann, is based on differentiation and involves pairs of partial differential equations called the Cauchy-Riemann equations. The second approach, usually attributed to Cauchy, is based on integration and depends on a fundamental theorem known nowadays as Cauchy's integral theorem. The concept of vector analysis provides the tools for modelling physical phenomena... -- Course Website

Instructor: Mathematics staff

Prerequisites: MATH235 



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