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Residue Theorem applied to a keyhole contour
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[QUOTE="vela, post: 6862247, member: 221963"] You can always check them by plugging them back into the quadratic and seeing if the result is 0. They are indeed a bit unwieldy for some parts of the calculation. As [USER=142346]@julian[/USER] suggested, you'll find it convenient to express them in polar form. Post what you get. Remember you have two poles, so it's the sum that will produce the result you want. [/QUOTE]
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