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Explain what is meant by the function f(z) is analytic in a region D of the complex plane

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  • f(z) is analytic at point z = z0 if the limit below exists
  • i.e. indt of direction of approach of z-> z0 in the complex plane
  • f(z) is analytic in region D if it is analytic at every point z0∈D (is an element of D)
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What is Cauchy’s integral formula, integral formula for derivatives and Cauchy’s theorem? State the conditions under which they hold.

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  • f(z) analytic in simply connected region D of the complex plane
    • for any closed curve C lying entirely inside D
    • and point w inside C
  • Cauchy’s theorem
    • closed loop integral along C of f(z) dz = 0
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Isolated singularity

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Essential singularity

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  • If principal part of the Laurent expansion valid in the immediate vicinity of z0 is infinite (isolated singularity at z=z0 for function f(z))
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Pole of order m

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  • if principal part of the Laurent expansion valid in the immediate vicinity of z0 (isolated singularity at z = z0 for function f(z)) has a finite number of terms
    • and has its lowest non-zero coefficient for (z-z0)-m
    • i.e. An = 0 for all n < -m
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Simple pole

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Pole of order one

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Residue

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  • residue of an isolated singularity of an analytic fn f(z) at z=z0 is the coefficient (A-1) of (z-z0)-1 term in Laurent series valid in the immediate vicinity of the singularity
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What are the two methods of finding residues?

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  1. Find Laurent series for f(z) about z0
    1. read off coefficient of (z-z0)-1 term (i.e. A-1)
  2. Use pole formula
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Laurent Series

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  • f(z) is analytic in some annular region R1 ≤ |z - z0| ≤ R2 may be expanded in a power series, uniformly convergent on R1 ≤ |z - z0| ≤ R2
  • C is any simple closed contour enclosing the inner boundary of the annular region R1 = |z - z0|
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What’s an annular?

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  • Region R1 ≤ |z - z0| ≤ R2
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What is the pole formula for order m and a simple pole?

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What is Cauchy’s Residue Theorem?

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  • if f(z) is analytic and single-valued everywhere in region R containing a closed contour C, except at a finite number of isolated singularities inside C (at z = zj for j = 1, .., N) then
    • to integrate f(z) along C, just find all the singularities inside C and calculate residues of f(z)
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How to evaluate integrals of form

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  • semi-circular contour of radius R in upper half of complex plane
  • consider limit where R->infinity
  • path CR goes to 0 in the limit where R->infinity
  • use Jordan’s Lemma to show
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What is Euler-Lagrange eqn

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What is the Beltrami identity?

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  • special case F=F(y,y’)
    • integrand that does not depend explicity on x
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