Difference between revisions of "Complex residue"

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The '''complex Residue''' of a complex function ''f''(''z'') is the coefficient of the <math>1 \over z</math> term in ''f''(''z'')'s [[Laurent series]] expansion.
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The '''complex residue''' of a complex function ''f''(''z'') is the coefficient of the <math>1 \over z</math> term in ''f''(''z'')'s [[Laurent series]] expansion.
 
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Revision as of 02:10, April 14, 2007

The complex residue of a complex function f(z) is the coefficient of the <math>1 \over z</math> term in f(z)'s Laurent series expansion.