Exercise · ZW-CAUCHY-GOURSAT-THEOREM-002 · ★☆☆ Basic
Compute \(\displaystyle\oint_{|z|=1}e^{z}\,dz\).
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- A. \(0\)
Explanation
\(e^z\) is holomorphic on the whole plane and the contour is closed: the integral is \(0\).
Review the concept: Cauchy-Goursat theorem
The Cauchy-Goursat theorem says that, if \(f\) is holomorphic on a simply connected open set \(D\), its integral over any closed contour \(C\) contained in \(D\) is zero.
\[\oint_C f(z)\,dz=0\]
More practice problems: cauchy-goursat theorem
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- ZW-CAUCHY-GOURSAT-THEOREM-003 Compute oint_|z|=2(dz)/(z^2+9).
- ZW-CAUCHY-GOURSAT-THEOREM-004 In which case can the Cauchy-Goursat theorem NOT be applied directly?
- ZW-CAUCHY-GOURSAT-THEOREM-005 Compute oint_|z-2|=1(dz)/(z).
- ZW-CAUCHY-GOURSAT-THEOREM-006 Compute oint_|z|=1bar z dz.
- ZW-CAUCHY-GOURSAT-THEOREM-007 Let D be simply connected and oint_C f dz≠ 0 for some closed contour C in D. What follows?
- ZW-CAUCHY-GOURSAT-THEOREM-008 It is known that oint_|z|=1(dz)/(z)=2π i. What is oint_|z|=3(dz)/(z)?
- ZW-CAUCHY-GOURSAT-THEOREM-009 Compute oint_Ttan z dz, with T the triangle with vertices 0, 1, i traversed once.
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