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personalpages.manchester.ac.ukOne of the highlights towards the end of the course is Cauchy’s Residue Theorem. This theorem gives a new method for calculating real integrals that would be difficult or impossible just using techniques that you know from real analysis. For example, let 0 <a<band consider Z ∞ −∞ xsinx (x2 +a2)(x2 +b2) dx. (1.1.1)
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