Complex analysis is an incredibly powerful tool used in many applications, specifically in solving differential equations (Laplace's and others via inverse Fourier / Laplace transforms), and of course, fundamental theorem of algebra, Riemann hypothesis, as well as solving complicated integrals to show off!

This is the start of a series on complex analysis, which focuses on the visual insights rather than the more traditional rigorous approach, so it is not very likely that we will touch upon more advanced, yet very remarkable theorems in complex analysis, like Riemann mapping theorem, or the Picard's theorems. This is more likely of more use to the applied mathematicians, physicists and engineers, at least in the first few videos, simply because the interesting theorems are most likely pushed towards the end, and grouped as "applications of complex analysis", like FTA and RH.

This is only currently my plan, and things are likely to change, but hopefully this is the backbone of what's coming next. I might not be uploading like weekly, but hopefully as frequently as I hope.

Videos mentioned:
   • Imaginary Numbers are Real   (Welch Labs complex numbers playlist)
   • Möbius Transformations Revealed [HD]   (Möbius transformations video)
   • The intuition and implications of the...   (Zach Star complex derivatives)
   • Multivariable calculus   (Khan academy playlist on vector calculus)
   • Calculus IV: Vector Calculus (Line In...   (Dr Trefor Bazett’s playlist on vector calculus)

Some (sort of) unexpected applications / connections to complex analysis:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Joukows... (historical aerofoil application)
http://math.colorado.edu/~kstange/pap... (Relationship between Möbius map and special relativity)

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