Why is a complex contour integral like walking a dog? - Wrath of the Barclay

Why is a complex contour integral like walking a dog?

It leaves a residue at every pole

Posted By: Partial Angler on September 14th 2006 at 10:32:35

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`Heisenberg is driving down the street when a traffic copper stops him ... (General Chat) - Arizona Bay, Sep 14, 10:28:39
- Alright then. How many Quantum physicists does it take to change a light bulb ? (General Chat) - Steve in Holland, Sep 14, 10:43:18
- Did you hear about the failed supercar, the Heisenbergmobile ? (General Chat) - Steve in Holland, Sep 14, 10:35:37
  - Yeah, but that's just the same joke, with different words, and not funny. (General Chat) - Arizona Bay, Sep 14, 10:38:19
    - Nah much better (n/m) (General Chat) - Steve in Holland, Sep 14, 10:42:27
- Last time I heard that I laughed so much I fell off my dinosaur (n/m) (General Chat) - Steve in Holland, Sep 14, 10:30:57
- Why won't Heisenberg's operators live in the suburbs? (General Chat) - Partial Angler, Sep 14, 10:30:16
  - Ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha. (General Chat) - Arizona Bay, Sep 14, 10:33:13
    - Wanted, |dead>, |alive> or 1/sqrt(2)(|dead> + |alive>): Schroedinger's cat (n/m) (General Chat) - Partial Angler, Sep 14, 10:36:04
  - That is awful! (n/m) (General Chat) - Steve in Holland, Sep 14, 10:32:00
    - Why is a complex contour integral like walking a dog? (General Chat) - Partial Angler, Sep 14, 10:32:35
      - Aleph-null green bottles sitting on the wall, (General Chat) - yarmyyarmy, Sep 14, 10:42:20

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