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Indian Institute of Space Science and Technology Complex Analysis Tutorial - I

1. This document contains tutorial problems on complex analysis concepts such as: - Proving identities involving absolute values and arguments of complex numbers - Finding roots of complex expressions - Describing sets of complex numbers using polar and Cartesian forms - Mapping sets under complex functions 2. Key topics covered include: proving inequalities between absolute values and real/imaginary parts of complexes; properties of arguments of sums and products; roots of expressions; describing sets using boundaries, interiors and exteriors; and mapping sets under square root and logarithm functions. 3. The problems build fundamental skills for working with and analyzing complex-valued functions and sets.

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Indian Institute of Space Science and Technology Complex Analysis Tutorial - I

1. This document contains tutorial problems on complex analysis concepts such as: - Proving identities involving absolute values and arguments of complex numbers - Finding roots of complex expressions - Describing sets of complex numbers using polar and Cartesian forms - Mapping sets under complex functions 2. Key topics covered include: proving inequalities between absolute values and real/imaginary parts of complexes; properties of arguments of sums and products; roots of expressions; describing sets using boundaries, interiors and exteriors; and mapping sets under square root and logarithm functions. 3. The problems build fundamental skills for working with and analyzing complex-valued functions and sets.

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Indian Institute of Space Science and Technology

Complex Analysis
TUTORIAL - I
√
1. Prove that 2|z| ≥ |Re(z)| + |Im(z)|.

2. Show that |z1 − z2 | ≤ |z1 | + |z2 |.

3. Show kz1 | − |z2 k ≤ |z1 − z2 |.

4. Prove that |z1 − z2 |2 = |z1 |2 − 2 Re(z1 z¯2 ) + |z2 |2 .

5. Find Arg z for the following values of z.

(a) (1 − i)3
√
1+i 3
(b) .
(1 + i)2
6. Show that arg z1 + arg z2 ⊆ arg z1 z2 .
−π π −π
7. Show that the equation Arg(z1 z2 ) = Arg z1 + Arg z2 is true if < Argz1 ≤ and <
2 2 2
π
Argz2 ≤ . Describe the set of points that meets this criterion.
2
8. Show that if z 6= 0, then

(a) Arg(z z̄) = 0.


(b) Arg(z + z̄) = 0 when Re(z) > 0.

9. Find all the roots in both polar and Cartesian form for each expression.
1
(a) (−2 + 2i) 3 .
1
(b) (−1) 5 .

10. Show that

(a) the set {z : |z| > 1} is the exterior of the set S.


(b) the set C1 (0) is the boundary of the set S.

11. Consider the following sets.

(i) {z : |z − 2 − i| ≤ 2}.
(ii) {z : |z + 3i| > 1}.
−π π
 
(iii) reiθ
: 0 < r < 1 and <θ< .
2 2
π π
 
(iv) reiθ : r > 1 and < θ < .
4 3
12. For z 6= 0, let f (z) = ln r + iθ, where r = |z|, and θ = Arg z. Find

(a) f (1).
(b) f (−2).

1
(c) f (1 + i).
√
(d) f (− 3 + i).
(e) Is f a one-to-one function? Why or why not?
1
13. Find and illustrate the images of the following sets under the mapping w = z 2 .
π π
 
(a) reiθ: r > 1 and < θ < .
3 2
2π
 
(b) iθ
re : 1 < r < 9 and 0 < θ < .
3
π
 
(c) reiθ r < 4 and − π < θ < .
2
(d) The vertical line {(x, y) : x = 4}.
(e) The infinite strip {(x, y) : 2 < y < 6}.
y2
(f) The region to the right of the parabola x = 4 −.
16
2
Hint: Use the inverse mapping z = w to show that the answer is the right half-plane
Re(w) > 2.

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