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Functions of Complex Variable and Integral Transformations

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Description

Functions of complex variable and integral transformations are one of the basic tools of effective solution of technical problems. The students will get knowledge of basic concepts of functions of complex variable and integral transformations.


Credit

You can achieve up to 30 points:

To gain credit you need to achieve at least 15pts.

Exam:

Written, consists of 7 examples (theory included), each worth 10pts. To pass the subject you need the total of 51pts.


Projects

You can write your projects either by hand or in electronic form. The projects can be handed over anytime during the semester, however the sooner the better.


Seminary

Brief summary of subject matter (PDF, czech)

Elementary derivatives and antiderivatives

Table values of sine and cosine (Thanks to Ing. Martin Mrovec, Ph.D. PDF here):

Tabulkové úhly a hodnoty sinu a cosinu

Seminary programme

1. Complex numbers, basic operations, Gauss plane

2. Sets and their visualising in Gauss plane

3. Elementary complex functions, real and imaginary part of the function

4. Derivative of complex function, Cauchy-Riemann conditions

5. Conformal mappings, linear rational functions

6. FIRST TEST, integrals of complex function

7. Cauchy's theorem, Cauchy's integral formulae, path-independence of integral

8. Fourier series - calculation of coefficients, spectrum, project info

9. Fourier series - finishing, Power series

10. Taylor series

11. SECOND TEST

12. Laurent series, classification of singularities

13. Residues, residue theorem, subject summary

14. Spare seminary, exam consultations


Materials

Bouchala, J.: Funkce komplexní proměnné (PDF, czech)

Kozubek, T., Lampart, M.: Integrální transformace (PDF, czech)

Alder, M.D.: An Introduction to Complex Analysis for Engineers (PDF)

Spiegel, M.: Schaum's outline of Laplace transform (PDF)

Fourier Series

Pages of subject's guarantor, prof. RNDr. Marek Lampart, Ph.D.