Math 546

Analysis II (Complex Analysis)


Instructor: Dr. Stefan Richter, 322 Ayres Hall, Tel.: 974-4286
e-mail: Richter at math dot utk dot edu
Class: MWF 9:05-9:55, room AH 112
Office Hours: Thursday, May 3, 1-3 and by appointment

Final exam: Friday May 4, 8-10AM, old exam

HW 12, due Friday April 27, at the beginning of class, source file, solutions

HW 11, due Friday April 20, source file, solutions

HW 10, due Friday April 13 (5 problems), at the beginning of class, source file, solutions

Exam 1, Friday, March 30, old exam,  some solutions

No homework due Friday, March 30

HW 9, due Friday March 16, at the beginning of class, source file, solutions

HW 8, due Friday March 9, at the beginning of class, source file, solutions

HW 7, due Friday March 2, at the beginning of class, source file, solutions

HW 6, due Friday February 24, source file, solutions

HW 5, due Friday February 17, source file, solutions, more details for #17

HW 4, due Friday February 10, source file, solutions

HW 3, due Friday February 3, source file, solutions

HW 2, due Friday Jan. 27, solutions
HW 1, due Friday Jan. 20

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Recommended Text: Complex Function Theory, 2nd edition by Donald Sarason, American Mathematical Society, 2007
The plan for this semester is to cover the topics from this book. The book has a geometric approach and contains many examples and exercises.

Alternate references: Real & Complex Analysis, 3rd edition, by Walter Rudin,  McGraw-Hill series in higher mathematics - perhaps a more efficient approach than Sarason's book.
Functions of one complex variable by John B. Conway
Complex Analysis by Lars Ahlfors
Complex Analysis by Theodore Gamelin

Class, test, and grading policies:

1. Attendance is mandatory.
2. Read the textbook along with what we are doing in class.
3. There will be weekly assignments.
4. There will be one in class exam and a two hour comprehensive final exam.
    Final exam: Friday May 4, 8-10AM
5. Your final grade will be determined by use of the following key:
    Homework 50%,  Exams 50% (hour exam 16.6%,  final exam 33.4%)