benjamin198 Messages 3 Reaction score 0 Thread starter Oct 22, 2013 #1 I need help to solve this problem from Complex variables, Arthur A. Hauser, Ch. 5. pag. 122. Problem 5.42 show that ∫ csc(z)dz/z = 0 where C is the unit circle around the origin. Solve it without using The Cauchy Integral Formula... Attachments Hausser.jpg 44.2 KB · Views: 2,373
I need help to solve this problem from Complex variables, Arthur A. Hauser, Ch. 5. pag. 122. Problem 5.42 show that ∫ csc(z)dz/z = 0 where C is the unit circle around the origin. Solve it without using The Cauchy Integral Formula...
tiny-tim Science Advisor Homework Helper Messages 25,837 Reaction score 258 Oct 22, 2013 #2 hi benjamin198! you need to prove ∫02π csc(eiθ) dθ = 0 perhaps there's something symmetric, or anti-symmetric, about the integrand?
hi benjamin198! you need to prove ∫02π csc(eiθ) dθ = 0 perhaps there's something symmetric, or anti-symmetric, about the integrand?