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Complex variables: Contour interval, Taylor series

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Find the contour integral (please see the attached file)
where [gamma] is the circle |z| = 4 oriented counterclockwise.

Find the Taylor series of the function f at z_0 and the derivative f^(50) (z_0) when:
1) f(z) = (2z+1)/(z(z-2) at z_0 = 1
2) f(z) = sin z at z_0 = 0
3) f(z) = e^z^2 at z_0 = 0

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In this solution we solve problems involving contour integration and Taylor expansion.

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1. We wish to evaluate the contour integral:
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where (please see the attached file) is the contour (please see the attached file) going counterclockwise.
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Since (please see the attached file) is entire, the only poles of the integrand are 0 and (please see the attached ...

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