Residue Calculation and Singularities Classification
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This lecture covers the calculation of residues and the classification of singularities in complex functions. Topics include artificial singularities, poles, essential singularities, and examples of different types of singular points.
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Explores essential singularities and residue calculation in complex analysis, emphasizing the significance of specific coefficients and the validity of integrals.
Discusses Laurent series and the residue theorem in complex analysis, focusing on singularities and their applications in evaluating complex integrals.
