Lecture

Residual Theorem: Cauchy

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This lecture covers the residual theorem from Cauchy, focusing on simple closed curves and holomorphic functions. It explains the concept of residues and provides examples of poles of order 1. The lecture also discusses singularities and zeros of functions, emphasizing the calculation of residues.

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