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I'm an undergraduate studying mathematics. I did really well in differential equations and abstract algebra, but struggled with our course "Analysis I."
I'm taking complex analysis next spring (here's a description of the course, but I'm sure it's not much different than any other complex analysis course http://www.reg.msu.edu/Courses/Request.asp?SubjectCode=MTH&CourseNumber=425&Source=SB&Term=1086").
I want to get a head start on the material so that i don't struggle with it as badly as i did with my first analysis course. I'm absolutely fascinated by complex numbers so hopefully this run will be better.
Can anyone suggest a text for me to pick up so that i can get a good head start? Thanks
I'm taking complex analysis next spring (here's a description of the course, but I'm sure it's not much different than any other complex analysis course http://www.reg.msu.edu/Courses/Request.asp?SubjectCode=MTH&CourseNumber=425&Source=SB&Term=1086").
I want to get a head start on the material so that i don't struggle with it as badly as i did with my first analysis course. I'm absolutely fascinated by complex numbers so hopefully this run will be better.
Can anyone suggest a text for me to pick up so that i can get a good head start? Thanks
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