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Evaluate ∮e^{2z}/((z-1)(z-2)) by CIF
Short answer
Both poles z=1 and z=2 lie inside |z|=3. Partial fractions give integrand = e^{2z}/(z−2) − e^{2z}/(z−1); by Cauchy's integral formula, I=2πi e⁴ − 2πi e² = 2πi(e⁴−e²).
Evaluate ∮_C e^{2z}/((z-1)(z-2)) dz where C is the circle |z| = 3, using Cauchy's integral formula.
Cauchy's integral formula (CIF): if f(z) is analytic inside and on a simple closed curve C and a lies inside C, then ∮_C f(z)/(z − a) dz = 2πi f(a).
Solution
The poles z = 1 and z = 2 both lie inside C: |z| = 3, since |1| < 3 and |2| < 3.
Partial fractions: 1/((z − 1)(z − 2)) = 1/(z − 2) − 1/(z − 1).
So I = ∮_C e^{2z}/(z − 2) dz − ∮_C e^{2z}/(z − 1) dz.
Take f(z) = e^{2z}, which is analytic everywhere. By CIF:
∮_C e^{2z}/(z − 2) dz = 2πi f(2) = 2πi e⁴
∮_C e^{2z}/(z − 1) dz = 2πi f(1) = 2πi e²
I = 2πi e⁴ − 2πi e² = 2πi (e⁴ − e²)
Answer: ∮_C e^{2z}/((z − 1)(z − 2)) dz = 2πi (e⁴ − e²) ≈ 296.62 i
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