Functions Of A Complex Variable with Applications
by E. G. Phillips
Publisher: Oliver And Boyd 1961
ISBN/ASIN: B012UKPC6O
Number of pages: 160
Description:
This book is concerned essentially with the application of the methods of the differential and integral calculus to complex numbers. Limitations of space made it necessary for me to confine myself to the more essential aspects of the theory and its applications, but I have aimed at including those parts of the subject which are most useful to Honours students.
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