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STEIN complex analysis
STEIN complex analysis
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Book Introduction
Princeton Hermeneutics Series II
Professor STEIN, a master of harmonic analysis, explains
The essence of complex analysis


Complex analysis is an introduction to modern mathematics and encompasses nearly all areas of modern mathematics! Explore how complex analysis organically connects with other mathematical fields. By following Professor STEIN's carefully selected, tightly interconnected topics, you'll gain a comprehensive overview of complex analysis.
Here, we present the most complete complex analysis.
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index
Author's Preface
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introduction

Chapter 1: Foundations of Complex Analysis
1 Complex numbers and the complex plane
1.1 Basic properties
1.2 Convergence
1.3 Sets in the complex plane
2 Functions in the complex plane
2.1 Continuous functions
2.2 Regular functions
2.3 Power series
3 Integral along a curve
Practice problems

Chapter 2 Cauchy's Theorem and Its Applications
1. Gursha's summary
2 Local existence of primitive functions on disks and Cauchy's theorem
3 Some integral calculations
4 Cauchy integral formula
5 Additional Applications
5.1 Morera's theorem
5.2 Regular function sequence
5.3 Complex analytic functions defined by integrals
5.4 Schwarz reflection principle
5.5 Runge approximation theorem
Practice problems
Advanced problems

Chapter 3: Glassy Functions and Logarithmic Functions
1 Zero and pole
2. Flow formula
2.1 Some examples
3 Singularities and Glassy Functions
4. Principle and Application of Declination
5 Continuous deformation and simple connection region
6 Complex logarithmic function
7 Fourier series and harmonic functions
Practice problems
Advanced problems

Chapter 4 Fourier Transform
1 Function set F
The action of the Fourier transform in 2 F
3 Paley-Wiener theorem
Practice problems
Advanced problems

Chapter 5: Pre-processing functions
1 Jensen formula
2 Functions with finite increasing exponents
3 infinite product
3.1 General Facts
3.2 Example: Product Formula for the Sine Function
4 Weierstrass infinite product
5 Hadamard Factorization Theorem
Practice problems
Advanced problems

Chapter 6 Gamma and Zeta Functions
1 Gamma function
1.1 Analytical continuity
1.2 Additional properties of Γ
2 Zeta function
2.1 Functional equations and analytical continuity
Practice problems
Advanced problems

Chapter 7: Zeta Function and Prime Number Theorem
1 Zero of the zeta function
1.1 Estimation of 1/ζ (s)
2 functions ψ and ψ1
2.1 Proof of the asymptotic equation for ψ1
3 Notes on double series
Practice problems
Advanced problems

Chapter 8 Conformal Mapping
1. Isomorphism and specific examples
1.1 The original plate and the upper half plane
1.2 Another example
1.3 Dirichlet problem on a belt
2 Schwarz's Lemma: Automorphism of a disk and its antiplane
2.1 Automorphism of the original plate
2.2 Automorphism of the antiplane
3 Riemann theorem
3.1 Description and necessary conditions of the Riemann mapping theorem
3.2 Montel's theorem
3.3 Proof of the Riemann mapping theorem
Conformal mapping to 4 polygons
4.1 Some examples
4.2 Schwarz-Christoffel integral
4.3 Behavior at the boundary
4.4 Expressions representing thoughts
4.5 Back to the elliptic integral
Practice problems
Advanced problems

Chapter 9: Introduction to Elliptic Functions
1 Elliptic function
1.1 Riouville Theorem
1.2 Weierstrass p function
2 Modularity of elliptic functions and Eisenstein series
2.1 Eisenstein series
2.2 Eisenstein series and divisor functions
Practice problems
Advanced problems

Chapter 10 Applications of the Theta Function
1 Product formula for Jacobi theta function
1.1 See more conversion rules
2 Generating function
Theorem on the sum of three square numbers
3.1 Two-square theorem
3.2 Four-square theorem
Practice problems
Advanced problems
Appendix A Asymptotic Estimation
1 Bessel function
2 Laplace's Method: Stirling's Formula
3 Airy function
4 partition function
Advanced problems

Appendix B Simple Connectivity and Jordan Curve Theorem
1 Propositions equivalent to simple connectivity
2 Jordan Curve Theorem
2.1 Proof of the general Cauchy theorem

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- Date of issue: February 10, 2022
- Page count, weight, size: 420 pages | 188*257*30mm
- ISBN13: 9791156645894
- ISBN10: 1156645891

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