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Assignment 6

The document is an assignment for a mathematics course (MA2130) that includes various complex analysis problems. It covers topics such as evaluating integrals along specified contours, finding singularities, Laurent expansions, and properties of analytic functions. Additionally, it includes proofs related to zeros and poles of functions.

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Assignment 6

The document is an assignment for a mathematics course (MA2130) that includes various complex analysis problems. It covers topics such as evaluating integrals along specified contours, finding singularities, Laurent expansions, and properties of analytic functions. Additionally, it includes proofs related to zeros and poles of functions.

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ASSIGNMENT 6

MA2130

(1) Evaluate the following integrals:


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R
(a) C z2 (z−3) dz where C = {z : |z| = 2}.
R dz
(b) C z2 −1 where C = {z : |z − 1| = 1}.
(c) C z2dz−1 where C = {z : |z| = 2}.
R
R iz
(d) RC ez2 dz where C = {z : |z| = 1}.
(e) C sin z3
z
dz where C = {z : |z| = 1}.
R log z
(f) C zn dz where C = {z : |z − 1| = 21 }.
(2) Find all singularities of csc πz .
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(3) Find the Laurent expansion of f (z) = z2 (1−z) in
(a) {z : 0 < |z| < 1}.
(b) {z : 1 < |z| < ∞}.
(4) (a) Expand z2 −3z+2 1
in powers of z and z −1 in the region
(i) {z : |z| < 1}.
(ii) {z : 1 < |z| < 2}.
(iii) {z : 2 < |z| < ∞}.
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(b) Find the Laurent expansion of f (z) = z(zz2 −z+1 −3z+2)
in the powers of z + 1 in
the region {z : |z + 1| > 3}.
(5) Show that the function cosh(z + z1 ) has the Laurent series expansion of the
form cosh(z + z1 ) = a0 + ∞ n −n
P
n=1 an (z + z ) valid in {z : 0 < |z| < ∞} where
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R 2π
an = 2π 0 cosh(2 cos θ) cos nθdθ.
(6) Show that the Laurent series expansion of exp( u2 (z − z1 )) in the region 0 <
R 2π
|z| < ∞ is given by ∞ n 1
P
−∞ an z where an = 2π 0 cos(nθ − u sin θ)dθ and a−n =
(−1)n an .
(7) Show that exp(uz + vz ) = ∞
P n
P∞ −n
0 a n z + 1 bn z where
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R 2π (u+v) cos θ
an = 2π 0 e cos ((u − v) sin θ − nθ) dθ
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R 2π (u+v) cos θ
bn = 2π 0 e cos ((v − u) sin θ − nθ) dθ
z+ z1
R 2π 2 cos θ
= a0 + ∞ n −n 1
P
Hence show that e n=1 an (z +z ) where an = 2π 0
e cos nθdθ.
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P∞
(8) Show that sin{u(z + z )} can be expanded in series in the form n=0 an z n +
P∞ −n 1
R 2π
n=1 bn z where an , bn are both equal to 2π 0
sin(2n cos θ) cos nθdθ.
(9) Let α be a zero (pole) of f of order m and also a zero (pole) of ϕ of order n.
Prove that α is a zero (pole) of the function f × ϕ order m + n.
(10) Let α be a zero of f of order m and a pole of ϕ of order n. Examine the nature
of α for the function f × ϕ.
(11) Let D be the unit disc {z : |z| < 1} and f : D → D be analytic such that
f (0) = 0. Prove that |f (z)| < |z|.
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