Undergrad Any Good Lecture Series on Complex Analysis?

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Several users are seeking recommendations for quality YouTube lecture series on Complex Analysis. The MIT video lectures by Professor Herbert Gross are highlighted as a comprehensive resource, covering key topics such as complex numbers and integration. The Khan Academy offers a slower-paced introduction to the subject, which may be beneficial for beginners. Additionally, Bernd Schroder's lectures, based on Churchill and Brown's text, were noted but initially appeared to be unavailable; however, they can be accessed through an archived link, albeit with a donation prompt. Overall, these resources provide a solid foundation for studying Complex Analysis.
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Looking for a good lecture series on Complex Analysis on YouTube
Can anyone suggest a good lecture series on Complex Analysis on YouTube? I have already searched on YouTube myself, and there are a few. But I wanted to know if any of you would recommend some particular lecture series which you consider to be good.
 
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Stack Exchange talks about several online lectures on the subject that you could check out:

https://math.stackexchange.com/questions/1033670/video-lessons-in-complex-analysis

From the top post there:

MIT video lectures part 1
There are 5 videos covering complex numbers, functions, conformal mappings, sequence and series, and integration. The speaker is professor Herbert Gross.

There is also the Khan Academy's basic complex analysis videos

I just found out that Bernd Schroder from Louisiana Tech has videos on Complex Analysis based off of Churchill and Brown's text.

http://www2.latech.edu/~schroder/comp_var_videos.htm
 
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jedishrfu said:
Stack Exchange talks about several online lectures on the subject that you could check out:

https://math.stackexchange.com/questions/1033670/video-lessons-in-complex-analysis

From the top post there:
A short search of Youtube videos left me surprised at how hard it was to find one I liked. I couldn't find one there to recommend. The MIT series you referenced looks very good. The Kahn Academy series looks slower-paced, but it might be better for an introduction. Your link to Bernd Schroder's lectures seems to be broken.
 
Yeah, I discovered that too. I didn't notice until after I had posted here that they indeed were downloaded.
 

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