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Introduction to Complex Variables

(previous teaching)

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Syllabus
Homework and Progress
Homework Solutions
Midterms
Final
Handouts

Time	M	T	W	R	F
7-9	In my office	Not on campus	In my office	Not on campus	In my office
9-10	Complex Analysis CLAS 103		Complex Analysis CLAS 103		Complex Analysis CLAS 103
10-11	In my office		In my office		In my office
11-1	Official Office Hours MSB M-335		In my office
1-3	Official Office Hours MSB M-335		Q meeting CUE 123

Fun/useful links:

One way to visualize functions of a complex variable.
Everything you always wanted to know about trig^*
Large collection of okay-quality calculus how-tos (Khan academy)
Links of possible interest to the mathematically inclined
A fun google-maps-like graphing calculator.
Integral of sec³(x)
You should be careful using a calculator for more than checking answers. Here is an example of what happens if you trust computers too much:

Please stop by MSB M-335 to talk about homework or concepts any time.

Announcements

• To make up for lost lectures, §3.4 is removed from the course.
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• §5.8 is removed from the course.
• §6.6 is removed from the course.
• Question and Answer session:

Monday, May 2 at 3:30pm
Room: ARJ 109
Bring questions, examples, problems to be discussed.

Background by Phillip Blackman