Complex analysis book recommendation for electrical engineering

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I completely agree with Fredrik. It includes the basic theory without too much fuss, and also includes integral transforms, Z transforms, etc. It also has a better than average treatment of multivalued functions. Also, used copies of the first edition are cheap online. I am an EE - Saff and Snider is much better than the book I learned from (Priestley).

jason