Example: Bounding the modulus with the ML-inequality

Worked example for MTH 462, Fall 2015

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Complex Analysis: Estimation Lemma (ML Inequality)
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Complex Analysis: Estimation Lemma (ML Inequality)

Complex Taylor Series 2: Some Examples
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Complex Taylor Series 2: Some Examples

Feynman's technique is the greatest integration method of all time
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Feynman's technique is the greatest integration method of all time

Laurent Series
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Laurent Series

Using the Residue Theorem to Evaluate Real Integrals (2/2)
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Using the Residue Theorem to Evaluate Real Integrals (2/2)

Complex Analysis L10: Cauchy Integral Formula
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Complex Analysis L10: Cauchy Integral Formula

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What is Euler's formula actually saying? | Ep. 4 Lockdown live math

Laurent Series: Some standard problems
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Laurent Series: Some standard problems

Complex Integration: The ML Inequality Proof and Example
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Complex Integration: The ML Inequality Proof and Example

How many roots? Rouché's Theorem
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How many roots? Rouché's Theorem

The Residue Theorem: an introduction
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The Residue Theorem: an introduction

Complex Analysis L06: Analytic Functions and Cauchy-Riemann Conditions
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Complex Analysis L06: Analytic Functions and Cauchy-Riemann Conditions

So how did I do? Real Analysis PhD Qualifying exam review
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So how did I do? Real Analysis PhD Qualifying exam review

Cauchy's Integral Formula | Complex Analysis | LetThereBeMath |
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Cauchy's Integral Formula | Complex Analysis | LetThereBeMath |

Complex Analysis: Integral of 1/(x^4+1) using Contour Integration
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Complex Analysis: Integral of 1/(x^4+1) using Contour Integration

Apostol's Solution to the Basel Problem
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Apostol's Solution to the Basel Problem

Complex Analysis: what is a contour integral?
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Complex Analysis: what is a contour integral?

Using the Residue Theorem for improper integrals involving multiple-valued functions (2/2)
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Using the Residue Theorem for improper integrals involving multiple-valued functions (2/2)

The Cauchy Integral Formula
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The Cauchy Integral Formula

The Cauchy-Goursat Theorem for Multiply Connected Domains
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The Cauchy-Goursat Theorem for Multiply Connected Domains