l.Evaluate the following integrals over a contour C,where C is the boundary of a square with diagonal opposite corners at z=-I+iR andz=1+iR,where R>a>0 a / (b) /1z1=1
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We can parameterize the contour C as follows: C1: z = t + iR, where t goes from -1 to 1 C2: z = 1 + ti, where t goes from R to -R C3: z = t - iR, where t goes from 1 to -1 C4: z = -1 + ti, where t goes from -R to R Show more…
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