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Customer Reviews:Average Customer Rating: School book This book is going to be used to help me understand a book that I bought. Hopefully it will help. An excellent supplement for the learning of complex variables The first graduate level course in mathematics that I took was complex variables. Despite having been very successful as an undergraduate, I felt a bit of trepidation, as the rumor was that graduate school was much, much harder. To help ease the transition, I bought this book as a crutch, which was a wise move. I found problems similar to the assigned homework problems in here and by working through them; I was able to figure out how to do the homework. As a consequence, I was able to do nearly every homework problem, missing only a few points due to minor errors. Just the Beef I never took a course in complex variables so a professor recommended this book to me. The format is simple and straighforward. Every chapter begins with a terse exposition of the subject matter to be covered. Immediately following is a longer section of "solved problems," where the theory is put into use. The final section consists of problems for the student to solve. The techniques necessary to solve these problems are covered in the earlier "solved problems" section. It is apparently intended as a supplementary textbook, although to me the book seems perfectly adequate by itself for self teaching. No good if you like to learn through reading alone, but for the hands-on type it is very good. Even in mathematics, Intuition remains the source of truth (to quote Richard Courant) This book, although providing solutions and/or answers to all problems, still focuses on a very formal treatment of complex variables. The selection of problems is highly abstract. It remains up to the reader to develop their own sense of direction in the realm of complex numbers. Instead of problems that focus on the final validation of truth in complex numbers, more problems of an applied nature would have been helpful. Even if advanced physics would need to involved. good reference book... more of a handbook with the important theorems and formulas. | | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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