The integral we need to evaluate is given by I=∫∣z∣=rRezdz
step 2
We can express Rez in terms of z: Rez=2z+z
step 3
Thus, the integral becomes I=∫∣z∣=r2z+zdz
step 4
Since z=zr2 on the contour ∣z∣=r, we can rewrite the integral as I=∫∣z∣=r2z+zr2dz
step 5
This simplifies to I=21(∫∣z∣=rzdz+∫∣z∣=rzr2dz)
step 6
The integral ∫∣z∣=rzdz=0 (by Cauchy's integral theorem) and ∫∣z∣=rzr2dz=2πir2
step 7
Therefore, we have I=21(0+2πir2)=πir2
Answer
The value of the integral is πir2
Key Concept
The integral of a complex function over a closed contour can often be evaluated using properties of analytic functions and Cauchy's integral theorem.
Explanation
In this case, the integral evaluates to zero for the first term due to the symmetry of the contour, while the second term contributes a non-zero value, leading to the final result.