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Graduate Residue of Function f(z)=e1/z/(1-z): Guide and Explanation
Right, ty person ;)- aiisshsaak
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- Forum: Topology and Analysis
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Graduate Residue of Function f(z)=e1/z/(1-z): Guide and Explanation
But I thought the pole is z=1, no?- aiisshsaak
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- Forum: Topology and Analysis
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Graduate Residue of Function f(z)=e1/z/(1-z): Guide and Explanation
All I need is the result, so can u provide me with that? thx- aiisshsaak
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- Forum: Topology and Analysis
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Graduate Residue of Function f(z)=e1/z/(1-z): Guide and Explanation
anyone can help me with the integration please? f(z)=e1/z/(1-z) ∫f(z)dz around the circle |z|=1/2 ?- aiisshsaak
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- Forum: Topology and Analysis
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Graduate Residue of Function f(z)=e1/z/(1-z): Guide and Explanation
Im sry about that, yes integration around the circle .- aiisshsaak
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- Forum: Topology and Analysis
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Graduate Residue of Function f(z)=e1/z/(1-z): Guide and Explanation
Thx guys for these replies..I just want to know one last thing. using the residue theorem, what is the integral of f(z) ...at |z|=1/2 Thx again :)- aiisshsaak
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- Forum: Topology and Analysis
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Graduate Residue of Function f(z)=e1/z/(1-z): Guide and Explanation
at z°=1 here is how I've done it .. Res=limit [f(z)*(z°-z)] as z goes to z° =limit [e1/z/(1-z)*(z°-z)] as z goes to z° =limit [e1/z] as z goes to z° ''which equals to 1'' and finally I plugged in z=z°=1 and I got: Res=e1/1=e≈2.72 am I wrong somewhere?- aiisshsaak
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- Forum: Topology and Analysis
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Graduate Residue of Function f(z)=e1/z/(1-z): Guide and Explanation
Right :p the answer should be "exp"?- aiisshsaak
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- Forum: Topology and Analysis
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Graduate Residue of Function f(z)=e1/z/(1-z): Guide and Explanation
Hello guys, I just want to confirm about this problem ..Find the residue of this function: f(z)=e1/z/(1-z) Thx in advance.- aiisshsaak
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Differential equations of motion
Homework Statement http://sphotos-d.ak.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ak-ash3/526007_3920535257917_1525052730_n.jpg Write down the differential equations of motion. (Step by step if you can)2. The attempt at a solution x"+(f/m)x'+3(k/m)x=0 or x"+σx'+ω^2x=0 where σ=f/m and ω=sqrt(3k/m) Thanks in advance.- aiisshsaak
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- Differential Differential equations Equations of motion Motion
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Studying Studying Abroad: English Bachelor Programs in Europe.
Very helpful, thank you guys :)- aiisshsaak
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- Forum: STEM Academic Advising
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Studying Studying Abroad: English Bachelor Programs in Europe.
what do u think about Fontys university? do u know any other universities that have Chemistry or Physics bachelor program?- aiisshsaak
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- Forum: STEM Academic Advising
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Studying Studying Abroad: English Bachelor Programs in Europe.
if you've applied to all three of them, and get accepted, u must be a super genius or somthing, so where do u come from? and what are ur grades in high school ? which English test did u pass, and how much score did u get?- aiisshsaak
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- Forum: STEM Academic Advising
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Studying Studying Abroad: English Bachelor Programs in Europe.
hello, thanks for ur reply. Well actually I am planing to go and study there, but I am worried about the admission, is it difficult to get accepted?- aiisshsaak
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- Forum: STEM Academic Advising
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Studying Studying Abroad: English Bachelor Programs in Europe.
The only language I am comfortable with is English, and I am currently learning French which I am not really good enough to study with. also, I am ready to learn other languages as German and Spanish.- aiisshsaak
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- Forum: STEM Academic Advising