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In Exercises 11-13, estimate the position and approximate value of the global maxima and minima on the region shown. 1. 11. Global max inside the the highest contour, z = 30, close to (0, 0). …
Chapter 5 Contour Integration and Transform Theory
1 is a contour from w 1 to w 2 in C, and C 2 a contour from w 2 to w 3, and C is the combined contour from w 1 to w 3 following first C 1 then C 2, we have that R C f(z)dz = R C 1 f(z)dz + …
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Approximate by a nite segment (of ‘size’ R) and close the contour using a simple shape like a semi-circle of radius R Show the integral over the new contour vanishes as R!1(push the …
