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High-quality, concise notes from Semester 1 of Complex Analysis, created during my second year at Newcastle University. These notes are structured for clarity, combining lecture content, worked examples, and key theorems with intuitive explanations. Perfect for exam prep or filling in any gaps from lectures. Topics covered: • Complex numbers and functions • Limits, continuity, and differentiability • Cauchy-Riemann equations • Analytic and harmonic functions • Complex integration • Cauchy’s Theorem and Cauchy’s Integral Formula • Taylor and Laurent series • Residue Theorem and applications

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, . Complex numbers
1
Definition numbers have the form
1 .
1: Complex :

Xtiy
where X ,
y
ER and i is the
imaginary unit defined
,
to
satisfy :




i = -
1 .




i3 i . =
-i

ii ? j = 1


j5 it i =
.
= i




For complex number where is called the real part of 2 and
a
Extiy ,
YeR
X, X
y
is called the
imaginary part of 2 ,
written


Rez Imz
x=
y
=
,




x 5-2i Rex 5
eg
= = [mx = -2



defined and the usual rules of
Operations of addition ,
multiplication, subtraction and division are
algebra apply .




b
eg
a = 2+ 3i and =
-
1 + 2i



ab = (2+ 3i)( -

1 + 2i) = -

2 -
3i + 4i + 6i2

=
- 2+ i =
6 =
-
8+i


a /b = 2 + 3i = 2 +3i .
(1 -
2i) =
-
2 3i -
- 4i -
6i2
- 1 + 2i
-
1 +2i( -
1 -

2i) ( 12
-
= (2i) 2


47i = Ei
= + -




Definition 13: The complex of 2 where is defined be
conjugate iy yer
.
= X +
X to
, ,




xoiy
E




it is denoted
by
.
,




We O is the of it is
say argument
2 ,




denoted We
by argz . can represent

-----iz = -
2- i in the polar form: Z = ros Of irsing

= r(coso + isind




The principal value of the Lis definition the value O is
by satisfying
the of : TOLI
argument
I
argument
of -




and is denoted
by Arg2
.




Example 1 6 Find the principal
.
% value of the
argument
of Z of 21-i. .




Arg =




Arg(1 i= Arg(1-i) π/4 23
+ =
-

=
-1
,




i
-
Arg(25) Arg(-i)
=
-
/z

-
5

,Definition 1 7 The modulus complex
of number
zxxiy EyeR
is the
length of the
corresponding i e
:
. a vector , .



,




(2) = (x +
iy) = x2 +
y2
Example 1. 9 : Find and the modulus of 1. Write1 t polar form
argument
the in .




N




-----
i


r= 1 +1 = 2 0 = π/
I
p Y

1 1 + i =(cos + isin() .




Properties : 1) /zwl = /zllw)

al(z + w((z) + Iw) (the
triangle inequality .




Properties of I : 1) +We + w


2) w = z

3) zz =
1213

4)2 =
7212 ,
20



Example 3-4i Find 121 and write Iz1 and 1 form What is ZI ?
xtily XyeR
1 13
. : 2= in the .
.
,




(2) =
32+ 42

= 25 = 5


z = 3 + 4i


-
(z =
=
/1212 3 3/25 "e5i +



22 =
(2) = 25


Multiplication and Division in Polar Form

2 = r1(cos On + Isino)

ra(cos02 + IsinGal




on a
22 =


where P1 O2fIR ,
and re, re 30
3122
excata
Then : 2122 = rera(cos con + Gel + isinContoe)

2/22 = /ra(cosco-8) + isin(on-or ,
za o


Powers Let r(coso + isino
Integer z= .
Then

zr(Cosno + isinno).


Example 1 . 16 : Find (1 + il

| + il = E ,
0 = /4.


1+i =
E(cosT + isinπ/)

Ce + i)" =
2 4)cs ·


4 . T + isin 4 .
T
= CostT + isinit) =
-
4 .

, Roots 1 .
17 : If z = wh
,
n = 1 2 3
,
. ..
,




then to each value w
of there Corresponds one value of 2
. Conversely ,
to a
given
2to there correspond
precisely
n distinct values otw . Each of these values is called an th root of 2 , and we write

n2
w = .


Let z= r(coso + isind #0. Then the n values of "I can be obtained as follows :

=(cos Ottignot). , where 0,

Example 121
1 18 : Take
. 2 = 1. Then = 1 and
Argz = o
,
and so


= cos2 Yn + isin 2T/n
*




for K = 0
,
1
, ..., n - 1 .




(3) cos(23 ) + isin (20)
%
for = 0 : = = coso + isino -
,



= 1. (1) cos/) isin(1)= =
+



2
(T) cos(2 2) isin(at)= -
: =


3
·
+




x = 3 :
(3M) 2s(2.3) isin(23) 12 = + = - i

A


k = 1




-2π/3
-


& >
1 k = 0
2π/3
-



2



k= 2
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