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185 Mathematics Fall 2005 Michael Christ Lecture 4 (Thursday 9/8/2005) (Complex) Power Series Announcements. Class meets in 289 Cory Hall for the remainder of the semester. Problem set 2 is now posted on the course web page. Solutions to selected problems from problem set 1 are posted. In class today I discuss only power series n=0 an (z z0 )n with z0 = 0 . This allows us to focus better on the essential...
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185 Mathematics Fall 2005 Michael Christ Lecture 4 (Thursday 9/8/2005) (Complex) Power Series Announcements. Class meets in 289 Cory Hall for the remainder of the semester. Problem set 2 is now posted on the course web page. Solutions to selected problems from problem set 1 are posted. In class today I discuss only power series n=0 an (z z0 )n with z0 = 0 . This allows us to focus better on the essential points. Once you understand this special case, the general case is easy. See text for details. The basic theorem about...
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