Complex Analysis the Argument Principle in Analysis & Topology (1st Edition)

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Original blue printed wrappers. With diagrams. Light but small pencil annotations to most pages. Slight fading and slight soiling to spine. With ex-owners name to reverse of front cover, "N. J. Lord 1980". Slight foxing to top edge. Slight wear to spine and covers. ; 14.8x23.5x1.5 cm; ix, 239 pages; "Complex Analysis: The Argument Principle in Analysis and Topology" by Alan F. Beardon is a significant work that delves into the intricate relationship between complex analysis and topology. The book primarily focuses on the argument principle, a fundamental theorem in complex analysis, which connects the number of zeros and poles of a meromorphic function to the winding number of its image under a contour map. Beardon s text is notable for its rigorous yet accessible approach, making it a valuable resource for both students and seasoned mathematicians. The argument principle is not only pivotal in understanding complex functions but also plays a crucial role in various applications within mathematics and physics. By exploring this principle, Beardon bridges the gap between abstract mathematical concepts and practical problem-solving techniques. Furthermore, the book s emphasis on topological methods provides readers with a deeper insight into the structural properties of complex functions. This dual focus enhances the reader s ability to visualize and manipulate complex functions, making it easier to grasp their behavior in different contexts. In essence, Beardon's work is a comprehensive guide that enhances our understanding of complex analysis through the lens of topology, offering profound theoretical insights and practical tools for mathematical analysis. Softcover (Original printed wrappers). N° de ref. del artículo LCB61757

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