Complex Analysis  I and II
Qualifier Topics
topics with * denote advanced topics

References:
L. V. Ahlfors, Complex Analysis (McGraw-Hill)
J. B. Conway, Functions of One Complex Variable I (Springer-Verlag)
S. Fisher, Complex Variables, second edition.

Also, for background:
Jones and Singerman, Complex Functions (Cambridge)
Rudin, Real Analysis (McGraw-Hill);
Brown and Churchill, Complex Variables (McGraw-Hill);
Spiegel, Theory and Problems of Complex Variables (Schaum's Outline Series)


Analytic functions, basic properties
   the derivative:
      Cauchy-Riemann equations
      conformal mapping
      harmonic conjugates
   power series representation of analytic functions:
      uniform convergence
      radius of convergence
   elementary examples of analytic functions and their mapping properties:
      z^n and polynomials
      rational functions
      Moebius transformations
      exp z and log z and trig functions

Complex integration
   the complex line integral
   Cauchy integral formula and theorem
   Estimates of the absolute value of the complex integral
   Liouville's Theorem
   Fundamental Theorem of Algebra
   winding number
   simple connectedness and the existence of the antiderivative
   Morera's theorem

Singularities
   three types of singularities
   Laurent series
   residues
   the argument principle
   Rouche's Theorem
   Casorati-Weierstrass Theorem (concerning essential singularities)
   evaluation of real integrals using residues

Other theorems and concepts
  *Schwarz lemma
  *Open mapping theorem
  *Maximum Modulus Theorem
  *Mean value property for harmonic functions
  *Poisson kernel
  *the Riemann Mapping Theorem
  *Weierstrass products
  *the Gamma function, product representation
  *Elliptic functions, Weierstrass P function