Introduction to Riemann Surfaces George Springer Mathematics Algebraic Geometry

For sale is the book Introduction to Riemann Surfaces by George Springer published by Addison-Wesley in 1957.

\"George Springer’s Introduction to Riemann Surfaces is a self‑contained, classic text presenting the classical theory of abstract Riemann surfaces, designed as an ideal introductory course resource

Overview and Purpose

First published in 1957 by Addison‑Wesley and later reissued by the American Mathematical Society (AMS Chelsea Publishing) in 2001, this 309‑page book offers a clear, rigorous, and self‑contained treatment of the classical theory of Riemann surfaces. It is widely regarded as a standard reference for students and researchers in complex analysis and geometry.

The book is organized into two main parts:

• Chapters 1–5: Foundations — function theory and topology needed for Riemann surfaces.

• Chapters 6–10: Core theory — differentials, uniformization, and for compact surfaces, divisors, Weierstrass points, the Riemann–Roch theorem, and related topics.\"

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