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The '''residue calculus''' is a method of definite [[integration]] which relies heavily on [[Cauchy's residue theorem]]. The idea is to rewrite a definite integral on the [[real]] line as limit of integrals in the [[complex plane]] which are, in some sense, easier to compute.
The '''residue calculus''' is a method of definite [[integration]] which relies heavily on [[Cauchy's residue theorem]]. The idea is to rewrite a definite integral on the [[real]] line as limit of integrals in the [[complex plane]] which are, in some sense, easier to compute.
Some mathematicians reject the method of residue calculus, as it does not rely on [[elementary proof]]s.
==Example==
==Example==