COURSE DESCRIPTION

Note: This is a fast paced, high level course which will satisfy the complex analysis background desired by graduate programs in mathematics. Below is a quick summary of the most relevant material, namely the current reading, quizzes, homework, as well as my lecture notes.
Additional Comments on the lectures: click here
Readings before class: click here for a bullet point summary to help prepare you for class.

general information about the course
textbook: Complex Analysis by Stein and Shakarchi (ISBN13: 978-0-691-11385-2). Click here for the introduction, click here for chapter 2.
additional comments from the lectures, LaTeX / Mathematica template, homework problem template.
Click here for calculus review problems and solutions Click here for many free textbooks from GeorgiaTech (click here for a free multivariable calculus textbook)

Handout: takeaways for classes -- summarizes some key ideas from all classes I've taught.

Week 14: December 7 to December 11: Handout: takeaways for classes -- summarizes some key ideas from all classes I've taught.

Video: Mon: Introduction to Several Complex Variables: https://youtu.be/6wy_b96W4g4
Video: Wed: Laplace Inversion, Trig Integrals: https://youtu.be/YLe4Wl1T-jo
Video: Fri: Branch cut method: https://youtu.be/WiqYZD0vIPw
First part of final midterm due by Monday December 14, rest due by Wednesday Dec 16. The first four questions do not count towards the time limit. If you hand them in by start of class on Friday I will grade them, let you know how you did, and you can redo anything you got wrong for up to 50% credit restored (so if you got a 20/40 and retry and get it all right, you move to a 30/40); there may be a typo in the directions saying the 12th but it should be the 11th in class. The rest of the midterm is due by Wednesday the 16th; if you need more time that is ABSOLUTELY fine; just email me and let me know and we'll finalize a due date.