Complex Integration ( Part 1 ) Explanation & Examples

[@chithrabhanup]

Was brushing up the basics. It helped alot. Your method of teaching is simply good.

[@MeKaashu]

9:41 - me telling my little brother how jet planes make sounds when they fly.

[@deadbeatcult8903]

I dont think i have ever understood integration like this before , amazing sir thanks for the help!

[@manojmeher3412]

The last question was solved. Thank you so much for this lecture.

[@PoojaryPawan]

thanks for your tutorials, just one thing at 03:54 after cancelling, the right side equation is missing a 'i' in the numerator? Thanks in advance for your help.

[@jamesgodfrey1729]

Glad I'm not going crazy. I was like where did "i" go!?

[@MrRyanroberson1]

i think this may just be an error, insert a dot over the fraction on the left side (the fraction 1/r^n) to turn the 1 into an i

[@SoniaSharma-wm6hy]

Sir it's very helpful make more vdos...

[@bernardkrasnisky747]

Amazing explanation! Thank you so much! This is helping me quit a bit in my graduate engineering course!

[@mohammedhussein7883]

quiet xD quit means you left your studies

[@sameermankar1737]

Lol

[@khoshalrahimi]

thanks for such a clear explanation i could solve the practice problem very easily after watching your video stay blessed and happy sir !

[@TheBootStrappers]

Thanks a ton :)

[@shantilatamurmu5578]

Please upload more video complex analysis (integration)

[@wafaaloqman1711]

Excellent thank you sir

[@Ajay-xc8wz]

awesome explanation, cleared my concept...

[@mayurrane6673]

Just saying.. Helpful

[@veginativenkateswarlu7002]

👌👌👌👌👌

[@veginativenkateswarlu7002]

Explain that last problem please

[@KinjalSanghavi19]

Very well explained! Thank you

[@RohilShah]

Woah :P

[@3lderz]

excellent! thanks so much!

[@TheBootStrappers]

+3lderz Thank you :)

[@sanomi4492]

So, for q1, the answer is correct but in the case 2 he made a wrong equation because he forgot to put 'i'. Am i right?

[@manojmeher3412]

Yes you right.

[@daris98]

Can you explain in more details why E^2(pi)(theta) always equals one?

[@Ashutosh3511]

e^2(pi)i=cos2pi+isin2pi which is 1+i.0=1

[@PerfectAnmol]

Hey awesome video :)

[@thedarkspeedninjashadittsux]

Amazing!

[@manikantasaikorian4658]

good work sir

[@fahimhafiz2091]

good job...any videos on complex integration along other than circles ?

[@prasanjeetghosh4969]

you are great, thank you

[@mohamedazeem1495]

it helped me a lott verveery nice way

[@TheBootStrappers]

+Mohammad Azeem Thank you :)

[@dihikachary3774]

Sir tnk u but what will be the z bar square, plse reply me sir!!

[@deborahakano5275]

I didn’t get the last question how do o go about it

[@pradeepchandra7828]

Fantastic

[@Sagesnoke]

can you explain how to solve the practice problem

[@sakhanathbiswas9190]

plz solve it (1) over intregration gama ( logz/z^n)dz where gama(t)=1+1/2e^it where 0

[@DhairyashKotwani]

didn't get the last answer, kindly explain

[@farhanaryan557]

Can u just solve some problems with modulus z

[@lounisnei7229]

tyvm for that

[@zawette]

what's a unit circle ?

[@TheBootStrappers]

+zawette its a circle with radius =1 .

[@nag7432]

YOO NYC

[@ushashinde2919]

pls upload more videos

[@NewJayqwe2]

I am screwed atm ;-;

[@vinaymaths341]

thanks but my answer is 2r^3/3

[@chithrabhanup]

cos(pi)-1 =-2

[@mohamedazeem1495]

reffer some notes to

[@kalfinmuchtar3995]

Double dz

[@umangbavalia1357]

Hindi k gujarati ma bol ne english ni dikri thati

[@Sagesnoke]

can you explain how to solve the practice problem