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what is the best best way to start with real and complex analysis i don't have any prior knowledge about them(i think).any suggestions 'bout books or websites.
mathworker said:what is the best best way to start with real and complex analysis i don't have any prior knowledge about them(i think).any suggestions 'bout books or websites.
ZaidAlyafey said:In complex analysis I suggest Fundamentals of complex analysis ... . It is one of the best books in complex analysis I have every read , even though I read around four but it is really really valuable . You just need to read the first 6 chapters until the end of applications of Residue theory . The book is easy to follow and it contains lots of good exercises .
Prove It said:Just make sure you have a decent knowledge of algebra, functions, calculus and complex numbers. You'll learn about the content for Real and Complex Analysis in class...
Real analysis is the study of real-valued functions and their properties, while complex analysis focuses on complex-valued functions and their properties. In real analysis, the domain and range of functions are both real numbers, while in complex analysis, the domain and range of functions are both complex numbers.
Examples of real functions include polynomials, trigonometric functions, and exponential functions. Examples of complex functions include complex polynomials, complex logarithms, and complex trigonometric functions such as sine and cosine.
Real and complex analysis are important tools in many other branches of mathematics, such as differential equations, topology, and number theory. They provide a foundation for understanding more advanced concepts and techniques in these fields.
Real and complex analysis have many practical applications, such as in engineering, physics, and economics. They are used to model and analyze real-world phenomena, such as the motion of objects, electrical circuits, and financial markets.
To improve in real and complex analysis, it is important to have a solid understanding of calculus and basic mathematical concepts, as well as practice solving problems and applying theorems. It is also helpful to study from textbooks, attend lectures or seminars, and seek guidance from a mentor or professor.