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3. Suppose f(z) is analytic on a region (i.e. open connected) D. Prove that if Im f(2), the imaginary part of f(z), attains its maximum value in D then f(2) must be constant on
3. Suppose f(z) is analytic on a region (i.e. open connected) D. Prove that if Im f(2), the imaginary part of f(z), attains its maximum value in D then f(2) must be constant on
Problem (4) Let f(z) denote the function e a f(z) 1 - z Compute f (z) dz where y is any contour that encloses the origin but does not enclose the point z =1
Problem (4) Let f(z) denote the function e a f(z) 1 - z Compute f (z) dz where y is any contour that encloses the origin but does not enclose the point z =1
2. Let f(z) be the principal branch of i.е., f(z) exp@ Log(z)}. Co mpute (e)dz where C is the semicircle {et : 0 < θ < π
Let f(z) = ee^z . Find Re(f), Im(f) and |f|
2. Evaluate Scf()dz for the following f() and C f(z) = zz2 and C is the se micircle z = 2e10, 0 a. θ π. b. fz)2an C i the circle lz -il 2. z2+4
2. Evaluate Scf()dz for the following f() and C f(z) = zz2 and C is the se micircle z = 2e10, 0 a. θ π. b. fz)2an C i the circle lz -il 2. z2+4
Find a holomorphic function F(z) on Ω-{z I Izl < r} such that for any a E Ω, F(a) F(0)-Z dz. Suppose f(z) is entire and Ω is simply connected domain. Show lim 22-h2220
Find a holomorphic function F(z) on Ω-{z I Izl
gxercise 7.3.5. Provide an example or give a reason why the request is im- ossible. (a) A sequence (n)f pointwise, where each fn has at most a finite number of discontinuities but f is not integrable. b) A sequence (9n) g uniformly where each gn has at most a finite number of discontinuities and g is not integrable. c) A sequence (h)+h uniformly where each hn is not integrable but h is integrable.
gxercise 7.3.5. Provide an example or give...
Let f(z) be entire and such that Im f(z)S cfor all z. By considering the function ee show that f(z) is a constant. -if (z)
Find dz d given: z = xeyy, x = = to, y= – 2 + 2t dz dt Your answer should only involve the variable t. Let z(x, y) = xºy where x = tº & y = +8. Calculate dz by first finding dt dx -& dt dy and using the chain rule. dt dx d = dy dt Now use the chain rule to calculate the following: dz dt