Back to S. Greenfield's home page | Math 503: Complex Analysis, in the Fall, 1997, semester | |||||
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| Preface | Background | Syllabus | Homework | Links to 503 technical pages | The text |
| The first lecture | In Postscript | In gif |
| Preparation for the midterm | In Postscript | In gif |
| The midterm exam | In Postscript | In gif |
| Some answers to the midterm | In Postscript | In gif |
| The last lecture | In Postscript | In gif |
| Preparation for the final | In Postscript | In gif |
| The final exam | In Postscript | In gif |
| Some answers to the final exam | The answers are currently unavailable. | |
I will try to add links to other material about complex analysis, and I invite suggestions for additions.
8/26/97 My first candidate is work of Doug Arnold of the Penn State Math Department. He has created some nice moving pictures of complex functions.
9/2/97 Another web page of Doug Arnold has links to notes on complex analysis, homework problems, and an exam (with answers!) for a beginning graduate course.
9/2/97 Here are more written qualifying exam problems than you want to look at, from UC-Berkeley. There are many complex analysis problems.
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