Analysis Calculus of Residues by Mitrinovic

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The discussion focuses on "Calculus of Residues" by Dragoslav Mitrinovic, highlighting its comprehensive approach to the residue theorem in complex analysis. The book contains 111 problems that emphasize practical applications of the residue theorem, organized into chapters covering direct applications, integration along the real axis, rational functions of sine and cosine, and series summation. It features a few complete examples, encouraging readers to solve the remaining problems independently. The content is designed to enhance understanding of complex integration techniques and their applications in various mathematical contexts.

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[*] Introduction 
[*] Direct application of the residue theorem
[*] Integration along the real axis
[*] Rational functions of cos\theta and sin\theta
[*] Summation of series
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By my count this book has 111 problems, all applications of the residue theorem. There are chapters on direct applications, integrals along the real line, rational functions of sin & cos, & summation of series. Like a lot of problem books, there are a couple complete examples & then you're on your own.
 
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