Whittaker and Watson examples solutions / hints

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The discussion centers on the search for resources, specifically hints or solutions, for examples found in the textbook "Whittaker and Watson." The user expresses frustration over being unable to find assistance online, particularly for examples 1 and 5 from the Theory of Residue chapters. A suggestion is made to post in a homework forum for potential hints, but the user is initially hesitant, hoping to find existing materials before resorting to that option.

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Hi all,

Is there any ressource where some solutions ( or preferably hints ) can be found for the examples on this great textbook ?
I've spent a lot of time searching the web but found nothing.
I'm going through it to refresh my analysis and for mental exercise and I've been stuck in the end of chapers examples quite a few times.

Right now examples 1. and 5. at the end of the Theory of Residue chapters are driving me nuts...I miss the long gone days of uni when you could discuss with a buddy!

Thanks in advance !
 
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Why not post in our homework forum?? I'm sure you can get hints there!
 
Ok thanks for the suggestion, I will do that !
I just wanted to make sure there wasn't some obscure pdf floating around first,it's such a classic book I was surprised to find nothing.
 
We don't discuss solutions manuals at this forum.
 

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