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This document discusses evaluating integrals using Cauchy's residue theorem. It contains the following problems: 1) Discuss the nature of singularities of functions like (z + 1)e and 1/z. 2) Evaluate several integrals over contours using Cauchy's residue theorem, such as an integral of z2/(z-1)2(z+2) over the circle |z|=2.5. 3) Evaluate another integral of 4z-1 over the ellipse x2+4y2=4 using the residue theorem. 4) Find the residue at z=0 of the function f(z)=z3e1/z expanded about z=0

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Programming Notes

This document discusses evaluating integrals using Cauchy's residue theorem. It contains the following problems: 1) Discuss the nature of singularities of functions like (z + 1)e and 1/z. 2) Evaluate several integrals over contours using Cauchy's residue theorem, such as an integral of z2/(z-1)2(z+2) over the circle |z|=2.5. 3) Evaluate another integral of 4z-1 over the ellipse x2+4y2=4 using the residue theorem. 4) Find the residue at z=0 of the function f(z)=z3e1/z expanded about z=0

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Tutorial – 05

(Singularities Residues and Cauchy’s Residues Theorem)

1) Discuss the nature of the singularities of the following functions

i) 𝑓 (𝑧) = (𝑧 + 1)𝑒

ii) 𝑓(𝑧) =
2) Evaluate the following integrals by using Cauchy’s residue Theorem :

z2
i)  (z  1) 2 (z  2) dz , C : | z | = 2.5 using Cauchy’s residue theorem (Ans. 2 i )
C

3z 2  2
ii)  (z  1)(z 2  9) dz where C is the circle | z-2 | = 2 (Ans.  i )
C

12z  7
iii)  (z  1)2 (2z  3) dz C:|z+i|= 3 (Ans.4  i )
C

e 2z
iv)   i)3
dz , C : | z -2i| = 2 using Cauchy’s residue theorem (Ans.2)
C (z

4z  1
 z2  3z  4 dz where c is x  4y  4 . (Ans. 2 i )
2 2
3) Using Cauchy’s Residue theorem, evaluate
C

4) Evaluate  cosec z dz C : |z| = 1 Ans. 2 i


C

5) Expand f(z) = z3 e1/z about z = 0 and find the residue at z = 0.

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