Explore the fascinating world of complex mathematics in this 21-minute video featuring Oxford Mathematician Dr Tom Crawford and Dr Henry Segerman of Oklahoma State University. Delve into the concepts of branch cuts and multifunctions used to create the Multiverse Library. Learn about defining a holomorphic branch of the complex logarithm, exemplified through the complex square root function. Gain insights into topics typically covered in university-level Complex Analysis courses. Filmed at St Edmund Hall, University of Oxford, this educational content offers a unique blend of mathematical theory and visual representation. Discover additional resources, including related videos and Dr Crawford's website, for further exploration of mathematical concepts.
Overview
Syllabus
Building the Multiverse Library with @henryseg
Taught by
Tom Rocks Maths
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