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Anonymous12/31/25, 15:57No.16881844Complex analysis book
Have any of you ever worked through pic related? Do you have any other suggestions to study complex analysis from?
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Anon12/31/25, 17:28No.16881890
If your Complex Analysis textbook is longer than 32 pages and takes more than an afternoon to complete, then you bought the workbook version instead.
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Anon12/31/25, 21:08No.16882085
https://archive.org/details/concisecomplexan0000gong
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Anon12/31/25, 21:53No.16882117
I like math, but complex analysis was too autistic for me, functional analysis was as far as I got. Life of a statschad
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Anon01/01/26, 03:20No.16882248
Maybe something from Cauchy since he single-handedly built the field…?
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Anon01/01/26, 03:46No.16882268
I worked through that whole princeton analysis series.
It's decent reading for the john, but ultimately not very serious.
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Anon01/02/26, 00:33No.16882892
Try this one. It was pretty useful for me at grad levels.
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Anon01/03/26, 19:27No.16884229
I liked this one as an undergrad, plus nice cover!!!
Covers pretty much the stuff you need as an EE/phys undergrad, so from holomorphicity trough residue th. and later various transforms
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Anon01/06/26, 23:02No.16886263
Has anyone here tried complex analysis by Gamelin?
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Anon01/07/26, 18:19No.16886711
I just want to know how good is complex analysis by lang. Anyone here tried it?
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Anon01/08/26, 04:47No.16887106
i recently picked up the precursor to it about Fourier Analysis but havent made time to get deep into it yet.
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Anon01/09/26, 20:28No.16888184
Schaum outlines. It's not a difficult subject and you learn all there is to know working through a few examples.
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Anon01/12/26, 10:17No.16889901
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Anon01/12/26, 10:19No.16889903
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Anon01/12/26, 13:22No.16890010
Pic related is also good but has zero analysis
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Anon01/13/26, 23:39No.16891137
Not all complex analysis books are the same, i would go with one that has solutions like gamelin or lang.
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Anon01/14/26, 18:41No.16891870
I went with Lang's complex analysis because it has a solutions manual on amazon.
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Anon01/16/26, 22:53No.16893289
There are a few new ones coming out on amazon
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Anon01/21/26, 05:56No.16895910
I wish more complex analysis textbooks had solutions
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Anon01/24/26, 13:07No.16898099
On the subject of complex analysis, does anyone know a book where multivariable analytic functions (analytic in the sense of local power series expansion) are treated properly? 99% of the books I've seen don't even know how to define a sum over a multiindex set N^p, never mind properly justifying something as basic as composition of multivariable power series. Only book I've seen that is decent is Dieudonne's Analysis, where he gives a satisfactory Bourbakist definition of sums over arbitrary index sets, however his chapter on analytic functions keeps filtering me, I can't quite digest parts of it. Any ideas?
