Analysis of a Complex Kind (video lectures)
by Petra Bonfert-Taylor · Wesleyan University
Recorded lecture series from Wesleyan University's complex analysis course. Later modules derive Laurent series in annuli, classify isolated singularities, compute residues, and prove the residue theorem, then apply it to evaluating real integrals.
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