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The intention of this first part of a sequel of articles is to present an implementation for Contour Integration which is still missing in Mathematica. There had been some early attempts to establish numerical contour integration with NIntegrate and even line integrals over parametrically defined curves. But no symbolic contour integration procedure is implemented in Mathematica yet although in the Wolfram Functions Site reference is given to many integral representations for special functions in terms of contour integrals. With the package ContourIntegration.m an attempt is made to introduce a rather general procedure ContourIntegration which covers a wide class of functions for the integrand f(z) (rational polynomials, products of rational and trigonometric/hyperbolic functions, rational functions consisting of trigonometric/hyperbolic functions, some special functions).

Contour Integration or what is still missing in Mathematica Part 1: Residues and Contour Integration