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Math 116: Complex Analysis (Fall 2017)

Instructor: Cheng-Chiang Tsai
Email: chchtsai@stanford.edu
Office Hours: Wed. 4-5 pm, Fri. 3-4pm, right after class, and by appointments.
Office: Building 380, Room 383-BB

Course Assistant: Alessandro Maria Masullo
Email: amasullo@(see above)
Office Hours: Mon., Tue., Fri. 4-5 pm.
Office: Building 380, Room 384-K

Problem Sets

Prerequisites: Elementary real analysis at the level of Math 115 is strongly recommended, and multivariable calculus at the level of 52 is desired.

Textbook: "Complex Analysis" by E. Stein and R. Shamkarchi.

Please see this syllabus (last updated 11/15) for additional course informations. Click Exam for practice problems for the exams, etc.

Handouts:

DateTitlelink
9/27Trailer0927.pdf
9/29Sequences and series of functions0929.pdf
10/2Supplement for chain rules1002.pdf
10/6A definite integral1006.pdf
10/11Residue formula1011.pdf
10/13 & 10/16Jordan curve theorem1013.pdf
10/18 & 10/20Holomorphic simply connectedness1018.pdf
10/27Zeroes, analytic continuations, and L'Hopital rule1027.pdf
11/3The Riemann sphere1103.pdf
11/10Laurent series1110.pdf
11/27Doubly periodic functions1127.pdf
11/29Weierstrass P-function and the cubic equation1129.pdf
12/01Eisenstein series and elliptic curves1201.pdf
12/04Elliptic curves and the group law1204.pdf
12/06Proof of the group law1206.pdf