Need Recommendations for Books on Complex Analysis and Electrical Networks?

[foges]

Hey, I am looking for a good book on complex analyis (complex calculus, "complexe anlysis" in german). Any recommendations? I am a first year Electrical engineering student at the ETH Zürich. It should cover the following, and have a reasonalbe amount of examples:

Analytical Funktions, Cauchyscher Integration, Taylor- und Laurentexpansions, Singularity, analytischer Funktionen, Residuenkalkül (no idea what it's called in english).
Fourierseries und Fourier-Transformations, diskrete und fast Fourier-Transformations, Laplace-Transformations.


I am also looking for one on Electrical networks and switches, this is what its called in german anyhow. Following topics:

Sinusodal AC, Periodic non-sinus AC, Switches (on/off switches) in RLC networks, Laplace transformations


Thanks a bunch for any recommendations

 

[foges]

sorry for posting in the wrong forum.. any suggestions?

 

[malawi_glenn]

Saff & Snider for complex analysis

 

[foges]

no one have any suggestions, also looking for something for physics (1 and multi dimensional mechanics, resonance, maxwell equations)

:D

 

[foges]

Saff & Snider for complex analysis

Thank you! ill check it out

EDIT: Just sent loan request to my library, now to find a book for electrical engieering and for physics

 

[khemix]

I'm guessing what you want is applied complex analysis, which is commonly called complex variables here. A good book is Complex Variables by Fisher, a dover book for $10.

What what call complex analysis is usually a very theoretical course that rigorously studies the functions of analytic functions. Books for that are like the one by Ahlorfs.