Originally posted by AbnormalButSane
An undergraduate complex analysis book
Originally posted by Astner
We had Complex Variables by Stephen D. Fisher.
I'll have to decide what class I want to take later this year between Complex Analysis and something called "The Quantum World" which is explained as this "It surveys the physical principles, mathematical techniques and interpretation of quantum theory. The Schrödinger equation, the uncertainty principle, the exclusion principle, fermions and bosons, measurement probabilities, entanglement, perturbation theory and transition rates are all discussed. Applications include atoms, molecules, nuclei, solids, scanning tunnelling microscopy and quantum cryptography". I was leaning towards the latter but what do you guys think?