(a) Let z be any complex number, and let C denote the unit circle in the w...

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(a) Let z be any complex number, and let C denote the unit circle
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in the w plane. Then use that contour in expression (5), Sec. 60, for the coefficients in a Laurent series, adapted to such series about the origin in the w plane, to show that

(a) Let z be any complex number, and let C

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(a) Let z be any complex number, and let C

(b) With the aid of Exercise 5, Sec. 38, regarding certain definite integrals of even and odd complex-valued functions of a real variable, show that the coefficients in part (a) here can be written€ 

(a) Let z be any complex number, and let C
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Complex Variables and Applications

ISBN: 978-0073051949

8th edition

Authors: James Brown, Ruel Churchill

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