246A Complex Analysis Lecture Notes
by Terence Tao · UCLA / What's new
Six sets of graduate notes from Tao's UCLA course. Notes 2 through 4 carry the load: contour integration, Goursat's theorem, Cauchy's theorem and integral formula, classification of singularities, Laurent expansion and the residue theorem, with exercises throughout.
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