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Hi I am taking summer class in complex analysis and I am having a horrible time.
I don't understand anything we've covered so far, e.g. Cauchy-Goursat theorem, Laurent series, series expansion, etc.
The prereqs was just Calc III, which I got an A- in.
The textbook isn't much help either, so I might see if it gets any better after I borrow a different book from the library.
Though not a prerequisite for this class, would real analysis have helped me understand the topics in complex analysis much better? How should I approach analysis? I am in need of dire help
Thank you
I don't understand anything we've covered so far, e.g. Cauchy-Goursat theorem, Laurent series, series expansion, etc.
The prereqs was just Calc III, which I got an A- in.
The textbook isn't much help either, so I might see if it gets any better after I borrow a different book from the library.
Though not a prerequisite for this class, would real analysis have helped me understand the topics in complex analysis much better? How should I approach analysis? I am in need of dire help
Thank you