This book provides a modern treatment of the theory of complex variables and transform calculus and their applications to physical problems. Although intended primarily for undergraduate students, certain parts of the text may be useful for graduate students and mathematical technologists working in industry. It is intended for a one-semester course at undergraduate mathematics level basically for science and engineering students. It can also be used by the graduate students of applied science.
The text includes complex numbers, analytic function of a complex variable, integration in a complex domain, Taylor and Laurent series expansions, theory of residue calculus, Fourier Transforms, Laplace transforms, conformal mapping, applications to physical problems and analytic continuation of a function into a domain in the complex plane.
Matiur Rahman is a leading figure in engineering mathematics, with over 25 years of lecturing experience at the Technical University of Nova Scotia.
