132_midterm2 review

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1 2 π i | ζ|=z 0 F ( ζ ) G ( ζ ) dz = F ( z 0 ) G' ( z 0 ) To find the a k coefficients, add up the previous coefficients up to the kth coefficient. To find partial fraction decompositions of P ( x ) Q ( x ) : 1. Ensure that the degree of P(x) is greater than the degree of Q(x). If it is not, do long division to get some fraction that satisfies these conditions 2. Then factor P and Q 3. Expand 1 some factor(s) of Q ( x ) centered at the singularity due to one factor outside. 4. Now expand 1 some factor(s) of Q ( x ) as a Taylor series centered at the singularity caused by the factor outside. This is a. hh 5. Now distribute the factor outside and take the part where it has a negative power. Laurent Series: a n is a constant Winding Numbers: 1. Try to find the zeros of the polynomial algebraically to know where to look 2. Parametrize a function around said area 3. Input the parametrization into the original polynomial

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Page 1: 132_midterm2 review

12π i ∮

|ζ|=z0

F(ζ )

G(ζ )dz=

F (z0)

G ' (z0)

To find the ak coefficients, add up the previous coefficients up to the kth coefficient.

To find partial fraction decompositions of P(x)

Q(x):

1. Ensure that the degree of P(x) is greater than the degree of Q(x).◦ If it is not, do long division to get some fraction that satisfies these

conditions2. Then factor P and Q3. Expand 1

some factor(s) of Q (x)centered at the singularity due to one factor

outside.4. Now expand 1

some factor(s) of Q (x)as a Taylor series centered at the

singularity caused by the factor outside. This is a.◦ hh

5. Now distribute the factor outside and take the part where it has a negative power.

Laurent Series:

an is a constant

Winding Numbers:1. Try to find the zeros of the polynomial algebraically to know where to

look2. Parametrize a function around said area3. Input the parametrization into the original polynomial

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4. If the polynomial evaluated by the parametrization goes around zero n times, it has n zeros in the area within the parametrized curve.

5. Try to determine the behavior of the function along the parametrization