Lecture

Residues Theorem

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Description

This lecture covers the Residues Theorem, focusing on the classification of holomorphic functions, simple closed curves, and the calculation of residues. The instructor, Marco Picasso, explains the theorem's applications through various examples and corollaries, emphasizing the importance of understanding holomorphic functions and their behavior around singular points.

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