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Residue Theorem and Logarithmic Residue Theorem.

Authors: Siwei Miao;

Residue Theorem and Logarithmic Residue Theorem.

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This passage is written for researching the application of residue theorem and Logarithmic Residue theorem. The residue theorem is a powerful tool for the analysis of complex functions. It also can be used to calculate the integral of the real functions. Residue theorem is the extension of the Cauchy’s integral theorem and Cauchy integral formula. Passage researched two theorems by defining the residue in two ways. Each of them is defined by Laurent series and defined by integral. Then the residue theorem is introduced with its definition and applications. The passage points out two instances for the applications of the residue theorem. After the residue theorem, the Logarithmic Residue theorem is listed with its definition and applications. There are also three instances for its applications. The residue theorem and Logarithmic Residue theorem mainly contribute for the research of the complex functions’ integral calculations. The residue theorem provides powerful mathematical tools in certain special types of real integration problems.

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