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EENG 0521 - Complex Analysis for Electrical Engineering

Credits: 3
Semester: 1st and 2nd Semester
Lecture: 3
Introduction to basic formulas and procedures of complex analysis for one variable with emphasis on the applications of complex variables in electrical engineering. Topics include complex numbers, analytic functions and series representations for analytic functions, complex integration including contour integrals and Cauchy integral theorem, residue theory, conformal mapping and complex potential and particularly their applications in electrostatics.

Prerequisite(s): Graduate Student; MATH 0209 


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