Complex Analysis: A visual and interactive introduction

Juan Carlos Ponce Campuzano, Jan 31, 2019

Here you can find the GeoGebra applets from the online book [url]https://complex-analysis.github.io/[/url] If you like to support this project, you can do it using this link: [url]https://www.patreon.com/jcponce[/url] ∞ Thanks!

Table of Contents

  1. Preliminaries
    1. Complex numbers: cartesian representation
    2. Complex numbers: Polar and exponential forms
    3. Complex arithmetic: geometric interpretation
    4. Complex Roots
    5. Argument and Principal argument
    6. Multiplication of complex numbers as stretching (squeezing) and rotation
    7. Polar multiplication of complex numbers
    8. Addition-Subtraction of complex numbers
    9. Explore quadratic equations
    10. Explore cubic equation
  2. Functions
    1. Real and Imaginary components
    2. Riemann sphere
    3. Complex differentiation
  3. Mappings
    1. Mappings
    2. Inversion 1/z
    3. The mapping 1/z
    4. The Joukowsky map
    5. Complex mappings
  4. Riemann surfaces: Examples
    1. Real component: z^(1/2)
    2. Imaginary component: z^(1/2)
    3. Real component: z^(1/3)
    4. Imaginary component: z^(1/3)
    5. Real component: (1-z^2)^(1/2)
    6. Imaginary component: (1-z^2)^(1/2)
    7. Real component: arctan(z)
    8. Imaginary component: arctan(z)
    9. Real component: log z
    10. Imaginary component: log z
  5. Integration
    1. Parametrization of curves in the complex plane
    2. Tangent parametrization
    3. Circle in the complex plane
    4. Circle orientation
    5. Complex integration: (z-1)(conj(z)^2+conj(z)+1)
    6. Complex integration: z^(1/2)
    7. Complex integration: z^i
    8. Complex integration: conj(z)
    9. Complex integration: Antiderivatives
  6. Series & Taylor series
    1. Geometric interpretation of sequences
    2. Geometric series complex numbers
    3. Taylor series
    4. Mandelbrot iteration orbits

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Preliminaries

  • 1. Complex numbers: cartesian representation
  • 2. Complex numbers: Polar and exponential forms
  • 3. Complex arithmetic: geometric interpretation
  • 4. Complex Roots
  • 5. Argument and Principal argument
  • 6. Multiplication of complex numbers as stretching (squeezing) and rotation
  • 7. Polar multiplication of complex numbers
  • 8. Addition-Subtraction of complex numbers
  • 9. Explore quadratic equations
  • 10. Explore cubic equation

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Complex numbers: cartesian representation

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Functions

  • 1. Real and Imaginary components
  • 2. Riemann sphere
  • 3. Complex differentiation

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Real and Imaginary components

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Mappings

  • 1. Mappings
  • 2. Inversion 1/z
  • 3. The mapping 1/z
  • 4. The Joukowsky map
  • 5. Complex mappings

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Mappings

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Riemann surfaces: Examples

  • 1. Real component: z^(1/2)
  • 2. Imaginary component: z^(1/2)
  • 3. Real component: z^(1/3)
  • 4. Imaginary component: z^(1/3)
  • 5. Real component: (1-z^2)^(1/2)
  • 6. Imaginary component: (1-z^2)^(1/2)
  • 7. Real component: arctan(z)
  • 8. Imaginary component: arctan(z)
  • 9. Real component: log z
  • 10. Imaginary component: log z

4.1.

Real component: z^(1/2)

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Integration

  • 1. Parametrization of curves in the complex plane
  • 2. Tangent parametrization
  • 3. Circle in the complex plane
  • 4. Circle orientation
  • 5. Complex integration: (z-1)(conj(z)^2+conj(z)+1)
  • 6. Complex integration: z^(1/2)
  • 7. Complex integration: z^i
  • 8. Complex integration: conj(z)
  • 9. Complex integration: Antiderivatives

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Parametrization of curves in the complex plane

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Series & Taylor series

  • 1. Geometric interpretation of sequences
  • 2. Geometric series complex numbers
  • 3. Taylor series
  • 4. Mandelbrot iteration orbits

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Geometric interpretation of sequences

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