Complex analysis: the argument principle in analysis and topology
By: Beardon, Alan F
Language: English Publisher: United States of America --- Dover Publications -- 2019Description: xiii, 239pISBN: 9780486837185Subject(s): Mathematics | Functions of complex variablesDDC classification: 515.9 BEA/C Summary:
"Intended for advanced undergraduates and graduate students in mathematics, this book represented a new approach to the teaching of complex analysis with emphasis on the argument principle in analysis and topology. The presentation, developed in three main parts--Angles, Basic Complex Analysis, and Interactions with Plane Topology--focuses on the concepts of angle and winding numbers and their role in complex analysis, providing a geometrical insight into the subject"-- Provided by publisher
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"Intended for advanced undergraduates and graduate students in mathematics, this book represented a new approach to the teaching of complex analysis with emphasis on the argument principle in analysis and topology. The presentation, developed in three main parts--Angles, Basic Complex Analysis, and Interactions with Plane Topology--focuses on the concepts of angle and winding numbers and their role in complex analysis, providing a geometrical insight into the subject"-- Provided by publisher