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Quantum Engineering Year 0: Mathematical Foundations Month 7Day 177

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Year 0·Month 7·Week 2

Day 177: Cauchy's Integral Theorem

Day 177 of 2,016~19 min read

Learning Objectives

•State and prove Cauchy's integral theorem for simply connected domains
•Apply Cauchy's theorem to evaluate contour integrals
•Understand the role of simple connectivity
•Use deformation of contours to evaluate integrals
•Connect Cauchy's theorem to Green's theorem
•Relate to path independence in quantum mechanics

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1 Statement of Cauchys Integral Theorem The Fundamental Result What Does It Mean 2 Simple Connectivity 3 Proof of Cauchys Theorem Proof via Greens Theorem Classical Approach Goursats Contribution 4 Consequences of Cauchys Theorem Path Independence Existence of Antiderivatives Indefinite Integrals 5 Deformation of Contours The Deformation Principle Example Deforming to a Circle 6 Multiply Connected Domains Handling Holes Example Annulus 7 The Index Winding Number Quantum Mechanics Connection Topological Phases Aharonov-Bohm Effect Redux Path Integrals

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