Part I. The Processes of Analysis | ||
Chapter | Page | |
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I | Complex Numbers | 3 |
II | The Theory of Convergence | 11 |
III | Continuous Functions and Uniform Convergence | 41 |
IV | The Theory of Riemann Integration | 61 |
V | The fundamental properties of Analytic Functions; Taylor's, Laurent's, and Lionville's Theorems | 82 |
VI | The Theory of Residues; application to the evaluation of Definite Integrals | 111 |
VII | The expansion of functions in Infinite Series | 125 |
VIII | Asymptotic Expansions and Summable Series | 150 |
IX | Fourier Series and Trigonometric Series | 160 |
X | Linear Differential Equations | 194 |
XI | Integral Expansion | 211 |
Part II. The Transcendental Functions | ||
XII | The Gamma Function | 235 |
XIII | The Zeta Function of Riemann | 265 |
XIV | The Hypergeometric Function | 281 |
XV | Legendre Functions | 302 |
XVI | The Confluent Hypergeometric Function | 337 |
XVII | Bessel Functions | 355 |
XVIII | The Equations of Mathematical Physics | 386 |
XIX | Mathieu Functions | 404 |
XX | Elliptic Functions. General theorems and the Weierstraussian Functions | 429 |
XXI | The Theta Functions | 462 |
XXII | The Jacobian Elliptic Functions | 491 |
XXIII | Ellipsoidal Harmonics and Lamé's Equation | 536 |
Appendix | 579 | |
List of Authors Quoted | 591 | |
General Index | 595 |
[Note. The decimal system of paragraphing, introduced by Peano, is adopted in this work. The integral part of the decimal represents the number of the chapter and the fractional parts are arranged in each chapter in order of magnitude. Thus, e.g., on pp. 187, 188, § 9·632 precedes § 9·7 because 9·632 < 9·7.]