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Code	Φ-311
Title	Mathematics for Physics II
Category	B
ECTS	6
Hours	4
Level	Undergraduate
Semester	Spring
Teacher	P. Ditsas
Program	Monday 11:00-13:00, Room 1 Wednesday 11:00-13:00, Room 1
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Goal of the Course	This course aims to provide 3rd and 4th year student with mathematical tool to handle advanced problems in modern theoretical physics.
Syllabus	- Introductory Complex Analysis: Complex numbers. The complex plane.(2 weeks) - Complex functions: Complex functions. Branch points. Multivalued functions. Continuity and the derivative of complex functions. Cauchy-Riemann conditions.(2.5 weeks) - Analytic Functions: Analytic functions and applications.(2 weeks) Cauchy's theorem and integration. Derivatives of analytic functions. Taylor and Laurent series.Classification of singular points. (2.5 weeks) - Applications of Residues: Calculation of definite integrals. (2.5 weeks) Calculation of generalized integrals. (2 weeks)
Bibliography	R.Churchill-J.Brown: Μιγαδικέs Συναρτήσειs και Εφαρμογέs (ΠΕΚ) M.J. Ablowitz, Α.Σ. Φωκάς: Μιγαδικές Μεταβλητές (ΠΕΚ) I.Bέργαδοs: Μαθηματικέs Μέθοδοι Φυσικήs, Τόμοs I (ΠΕΚ) T. Needham: Visual Complex Analysis (Clarendon Press, Oxford) M.R. Spiegel: Μιγαδικές Μεταβλητές. Σειρά Schaum.