intl
Cauchy integral
Syntax
y = intl(a, b, z0, r, f)
Arguments
- z0
a complex number
- a, b
two real numbers
- r
positive real number
- f
"external" function
Description
If f
is a complex-valued function,
intl(a,b,z0,r,f)
computes the integral of
f(z)dz
along the curve in the complex plane defined by
z0 + r.*exp(%i*t)
for a<=t<=b
.(part of the circle with center z0
and radius
r
with phase between a
and
b
).
Examples
function y=f(z) y = z^(3 + %pi * %i) endfunction intl(1, 2, 1+%i, 3, f)
See also
- intc — integral along a straight path in the complex plan
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