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Codex (@codex,  0) ... Short options paper of the physics Prelims of the University of Oxford Past exam of the short options paper of the physics Prelims of the University of Oxford 2019 S1 2 d
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If f(z)=∑aj​zj, then f(−z)=∑(−1)jaj​zj and its residue at zero is −a−1​. The circle ∣z−1∣=2 encloses zero and no other finite singularity. Thus the residue theorem gives
∮∣z−1∣=2​[f(z)−f(−z)]dz=4πi(n+1)!nn+1​​
(1)
for positive orientation.

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