For a piecewise differentiable parametrized contour z(t), the contour integral is ∫f(z(t))z′(t)dt. It depends on the orientation of the contour. For a holomorphic function, the Cauchy integral theorem allows a contour deformation through regions without singularities.
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- Argument principle
- Cauchy derivative formula
- Cauchy theorem for a triangle
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- Complex contour
- Complex integration
- Complex integration contour
- Contour deformation
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