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Professor Steve Bell
OFFICE: Math 750
OFFICE PHONE: (765)-494-1497
E-MAIL: bell AT purdue DOT you_know_where
OFFICE HOUR: T,Th 2:00-3:00 pm
and via piazza
and appointment
MA 42500 001 (CRN 14003) MWF 2:30-3:20 am in WALC 3127
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Professor Steve Bell
OFFICE HOUR: T,Th 2:00-3:00 pm
and via piazza
and appointment
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Grader: Qiurui Li
OFFICE: Math 715
E-MAIL: li2889 (you_know_what) purdue DOT (you_know_where)
TEXTBOOK: Fundamentals of Complex Analysis with Applications to Engineering and Science, Saff and Snider, 3rd Edition.
We will cover most of Chapters 1-8 of the textbook.
Practice problems for the final exam.
You can bring TWO two-sided crib sheets of standard sized
paper handwritten only on both sides.
I'll supply the paper. You only need pencils, an eraser,
and your crib sheets.
The Final exam covers all the book sections in the homework
readings below, including 7.3-7.4, and 7.6. It is a closed
books, no notes, no electronics exam.
Exam 2 was a take-home exam. It was available on
Gradescope at 5:00 pm on Monday, April 15 and was
due in Gradescope at 11:00 pm on Friday, April 19.
It covered the material up to Friday, April 12.
The rules of Exam 2 were that you could only consult the
textbook, the AFTERMATH lectures, and your own notes.
You had to work alone. No electronic searches, AI, or
calculators, etc.
The best way to prepare for the exam was to keep up
with the reading and notes and to go over homework
problems, especially the ones since Exam 1.
Exam 1 was in-class on Wed, Feb 28. It was a closed books,
no notes, no electronics exam covering
Chapters 1, 2, 3, 4 and 5.1
You could bring one two-sided crib sheet of standard sized
paper handwritten only on both sides.
I supplied the paper. You only needed pencils, an eraser,
and your crib sheet.
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HWK 1 due Wednesday, January 17
Lesson Read Do
1 1.1,1.2,1.3 p.5: 8,19 p.13: 7g,i,h p.22: 7a,h
2 1.4,1.5 p.31: 1c,3c,10 p.37: 5f,7c
3 1.6,1.7 p.42: 2-7,16,17
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HWK 2 due Wednesday, January 24
Lesson Read Do
4 2.1,2.2 p.56: 5a-e,13a-c p.63: 7a-f,11a-c
5 2.3 p.71: 7a-e,11a-h,13a-f
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HWK 3 due Wednesday, January 31
Lesson Read Do
6 2.4 p.77: 1a,b,6
7 2.5,2.6 p.84: 1a,c,3b-d,8a-c
8 3.1,3.2 p.108: 3b,11a,13d p.115: 5b,17
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HWK 4 due Wednesday, February 7
Lesson Read Do
9 3.3 p.123: 1a-d,5a-c,12
10 3.4,3.5 p.130: 3,4 p.136: 1a,b,d,15a
11 4.1,4.2 p.160: 3,8 p.170: 3a,b,8,13
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HWK 5 due Wednesday, February 14
Lesson Read Do
12 4.3 p.178: 1a-e,4
13 4.4 p.200: 7,9a-f,16
14 4.5 p.212: 1,3a,b,d,f,7
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HWK 6 due Wednesday, February 21
Lesson Read Do
15 4.6 p.219: 4,5,6,13
16 4.7 p.225: 4,6,7
17 5.1 p.239: 1a,c,e,11a-d
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HWK 7 due Wednesday, March 20
Lesson Read Do
19 5.2 p.249: 1a,b,5a-g
20 5.3 p.259: 3a-f,13a
21 5.4 p.267: 3a-f
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HWK 8 due Wednesday, March 27
Lesson Read Do
22 5.5 p.276: 3a-c,4
23 5.6 p.285: 1a-g,5a-e
24 5.7 p.290: 1a-e
25 5.8 p.301: 2,10,11
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HWK 9 due Wednesday, April 3
Lesson Read Do
26 6.1 p.313: 1a-h, 3a-d
27 6.2,6.3 p.317: 1,3 p.325: 1,11
28 6.4,6.5 p.336: 5 p.344: 2,10
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HWK 10 due FRIDAY, April 12
Lesson Read Do
29 6.6 p.354: 4
30 6.7 p.364: 3,7,8
31 7.1 p.375: 2c
32 7.2 p.382: 3
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Read 7.3-7.4 and 7.6
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More Syllabus items
Something about Poisson and Dirichlet,
a short paper about harmonic functions
and solving the Dirichlet problem as quickly and easily as possible.
A LaTeX tutorial for Piazza to be viewed in Adobe Reader in full screen mode a page at a time.
Here is a MAPLE tutorial to help you get started with MAPLE.