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Complex Variablesby R. B. Ash and NovingerPrefaceThis book represents a substantial revision of the first edition which was published in1971. Most of the topics of the original edition have been retained, but in a number ofinstances the material has been reworked so as to incorporate alternative approaches tothese topics that have appeared in the mathematical literature in recent book is intended as a text, appropriate for use by advanced undergraduates or gradu-ate students who have taken a course in introductory real analysis, or as it is often called,advanced calculus. No background in comple xvariables is assumed, thus making the te xtsuitable for those encountering the subject for the first time. It should be possible tocover the entire book in two list below enumerates many of the major changes and/or additions to the first The relationship between real-differentiability and the Cauchy-Riemann Dixon s proof of the homology version of Cauchy s The use of hexagons in tiling the plane, instead of squares, to characterize simpleconnectedness in terms of winding numbers of cycles.
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