Functions of a Complex Variable
by Thomas Murray MacRobert
Publisher: The Macmillan Company 1917
ISBN/ASIN: B007MHV8K0
Number of pages: 328
Description:
This book is designed for students who, having acquired a good working knowledge of the calculus, desire to become acquainted with the theory of functions of a complex variable, and with the principal applications of that theory. In order to avoid making the subject too difficult for beginners, I have abstained from the use of strictly arithmetical methods, and have, while endeavouring to make the proofs sufficiently rigorous, based them mainly on geometrical conceptions.
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