9.5 Complex variables
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1 9.5 Cmpl varabls. Cnsdr th funtn u v f( ) whr ( ) ( ), f( ), fr ths funtn tw statmnts ar as fllws: Statmnt : f( ) satsf Cauh mann quatn at th rgn. Statmnt : f ( ) ds nt st Th rrt statmnt ar (A) nl (B) nl (C)Bth& (D)nthr nr. If f( ) u v, thn nsdr th fur slutn fr f ( ) () u () v v () u v () u v Th rrt slutn fr f ( ) ar (A)& (B)& (C)& (D)&. If f() s ln (A) (C), thn f ( ) st at all pnts n th (B) (D). Th njugat f th funtn u ( ) s (A) (B) (C) (C) ( ) (D) ( ). If u snh s thn th analt funtn f( ) u jv s (A) sh (B) sh (C) snh (D) snh 7. If v, thn th analt funtn f( ) u vs (A) (C) (B) (D) 8. If v ( ) s, thn analt funtn f u v (A) (B) (C) ( ) (D) ( ) sn 9. If u sh s, thn th analt funtn f( ) u v s (A) t (B) s (C) snh (D) sh. Th ntgratn f f( ) frm A(, ) t B(, ) alng th straght ln AB jnng th tw pnts s (A) 9 (B) 9 (C) 5 (D) 5. d? whr s th rl f ( ) 5. If f( ) u v s an analt funtn f and v v (s sn ), th f( ) n trms f s (A) ( ) (B) ( ) (A) 9 (C) (B) 9 (D) 8
2 58 Cmpl varabls Chap 9.5. d? whr s th rl 5. ( )( ) (A) (B) (C) (D). ( ) d? whr s th uppr half f th rl (A) (C) (B) (D) s. d? whr s th rl (A) (B) (C) (D) sn 5. d? whr s th rl ( )( ) (A) (B) (C) (D). Th valu f s d arund a rtangl wth vrts at ±, ± s (A) (B) (C) 8 (D) Statmnt fr Q. 7 8: f( ). 7 d ( ) 7. Th valu f f ( ) s (A) (B) (C) (D) 8. Th valu f f ( ) s, whr s th rl (A) 7( ) (B) ( ) (C) ( 5 ) (D) Statmnt fr 9 : Epand th gvn funtn n Talr s srs. 9. f( ) abut th pnts (A) (...) (B) (...) (C) (...). f( ) abut (A) ( ) ( )... (B) ( ) ( )... (C) ( ) ( ).... f( ) sn abut (A)...! (B)...! (C)...!. If <, thn s qual t n (A) ( n )( ) n (B) ( n )( ) n (C) n ( ) n (D) ( n )( ) n n n n Statmnt fr Q. 5. Epand th funtn ( )( ) n Laurnt s srs fr th ndtn gvn n qustn.. < < (A)... (B) 8 8
3 Chap 9.5 Cmpl varabls 59 7 (C).... > (A)... (B) (C) < 7 5 (A)... (B) (C) If <, th Laurnt s srs fr ( ) (A) ( )! ( ) (B) ( )! ( ) 5! 5 ( ) 5! (C) ( ) ( ) ( )... 5 (D) ( ) ( ) ( ) ( )... 5 s ( )( ) 7. Th Laurnt s srs f fr < s ( ) (A)... 7 (B)... 7 (C)... 7 (D) Th rsdu f th funtn (A) (C). Th rsdu f s (A) (C) (B) (D) at s (B) (D). d? whr s 5. ( )( ) (A) (B) (C) (D). (A) (C) s d? Z whr s. d? whr s (A) C). (A) dθ? s θ (B) at ts pl s (B) (B) (C) (D) 8. Th Laurnt s srs f f( ) ( )( ) s, whr < (A) (B) 5... (C) (A) ab a b (C) a b a b d? ( )( ) (B) ( a b) ab (D) ( a b)
4 5 Cmpl varabls Chap 9.5 d.? (A) (C) (B) (D) *************** Slutns ( ) ( ). (C) Sn, f( ) u v ; u ; v Cauh mann quatns ar v and u v B dffrntatn th valu f u v v,,, at(, ) w gt, s w appl frst prnpl mthd. At th rgn, u h u h h lm (, ) (, ) lm h h h h u k u k k lm (, ) (, ) lm v h k k k v v h v h h lm (, ) (, ) lm h h h h v v k v k k lm (, ), (, ) lm k k k k Thus, w s that u v and u v Hn, Cauh-mann quatns ar satsfd at. f f Agan, f ( ) lm ( ) ( ) lm ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) Nw lt alng, thn f ( ) lm ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) Agan lt alng, thn ( ) f ( ) lm ( ) S w s that f ( ) s nt unqu. Hn f ( ) ds nt st. df Δf. (A) Sn, f ( ) lm d Δ Δ Or f ( ) Δu Δv lm Δ Δ Δ...() Nw, th drvatv f ( ) ts f th lmt n quatn () s unqu.. t ds nt dpnds n th path alng whh Δ. Lt Δ alng a path paralll t ral a Δ Δ Δ Nw quatn () f ( ) Δu Δv Δu Δv lm lm lm Δ Δ Δ Δ Δ Δ u f v ( )...() Agan, lt Δ alng a path paralll t magnar as, thn Δ and Δ Δ Thus frm quatn () φ ( ) Δ Δv lm Δ Δ Δu Δv lm lm u Δ Δ Δ Δ v u v f ( )...() Nw, fr stn f f ( ).H.S. f quatn () and () must b sam.., v v u v v u f ( ) u u v v. (A) Gvn f( ) sn, f( ) u v Hr u and v Nw, u u and u and v v v w knw that u f u ( )...()
5 Chap 9.5 Cmpl varabls 5 and v f v ( )...() Nw, quatn () gvs f ( )...() and quatn () gvs f ( )...() Nw, fr stn f f ( ) at an pnt s nssar that th valu f f ( ) mst b unqu at that pnt, whatvr b th path f rahng at that pnt Frm quatn () and () Hn, f ( ) sts fr all pnts l n th ln.. (B) u ( ) ; u ; u...()...() u u, Thus u s harmn. Nw lt v b th njugat f u thn v dv d v d u u (b Cauh-mann quatn) dv d ( ) d On ntgratng v C 5. (C) Gvn f( ) u v...() f ( ) v u...() add quatn () and () ( f ) ( ) ( u v) u ( v) F ( ) U V whr, F ( ) ( f ) ( ); U ( uv); V u v Lt F ( ) b an analt funtn. Nw, U u v (s sn ) U (s sn ) and U ( sn s ) U Nw, dv d U d...() (sn s ) d (s sn ) d d [ (sn s )] n ntgratng V (sn s ) F U V ( ) (s sn ) (sn s ) (s sn ) (s sn ) F ( ) ( ) ( ) ( f ) ( ) ( ) f ( ) ( ) ( )( ) ( ) f( ) ( ). (C) u snh s sh s φ (, ) and u snh sn ψ(, ) b Mln s Mthd f ( ) φ(, ) ψ (, ) sh sh On ntgratng f( ) snh nstant f( ) w snh (As u ds nt ntan an nstant, th nstant s n th funtn and hn.. n w). 7. (A) v h(, ), v g(, ) b Mln s Mthd f ( ) g(, ) h(, ) On ntgratng f( ) 8. (D) v ( ) ( ) ( ) g (, ) ( ) v ( ) ( ) h (, ) ( ) ( ) B Mln s Mthd f ( ) g(, ) h(, ) ( ) On ntgratng f d ( ) ( ) ( ) 9. (A) u s (sh s ) sn (sh s ) s sh φ(, ) (sh s ) sn snh ψ(, ) (sh s ) B Mln s Mthd f ( ) φ(, ) ψ(, ) s ( ) s ( s ) s On ntgratng
6 5 Cmpl varabls Chap 9.5 f( ) s d t. at b, t d On A, and On B, Lt rrspnds t t and rrspndng t t thn, t b, d b, d and t a b, d a, a, AB s, t d dt ; d dt f ( ) d ( )( d d) [( t ) ( t )( t )][ dt dt] t [( t t ) ( t t )]( ) dt ( ) t ( ) 9 t t t t t. (D) W knw b th drvatv f an analt funtn that n! f( ) d f ( ) n ( ) f( ) d Or n f n n ( ) ( )! Takng n, Gvn f f( ) d f ( ) ( ) d d ( ) [ ( )]...() Takng f( ), and n (), w hav d f ( )...() ( ) Nw, f( ) f ( ) 8 f ( ) 8 quatn () hav d 8 ( )...() If s th rl Sn, f( ) s analt wthn and n d ( ) 8 d I I I...() ( )( ) Sn, s th nl sngulart fr I d and t ls nsd 5., thrfr b Cauh s ntgral Frmula I d...() f( ) d f( ) [Hr f( ) f( ) and ] Smlarl, fr I d, th sngular pnt ls nsd 5., thrfr I...() Fr I d, th sngular pnt ls utsd th rl 5., s th funtn f( ) s analt vrwhr n.. 5., hn b Cauh s ntgral thrm I d...() usng quatns (), (), () n (), w gt d ( ) ( ( )( ) ). (B) Gvn ntur s th rl θ d θ dθ Nw, fr uppr half f th rl, θ ( ) d θ ( θ θ ) dθ θ θ θ ( ) dθ θ θ ( ) ( ). (B) Lt f( ) s thn f( ) s analt wthn and n, nw b Cauh s ntgral frmula f( ) f( ) d tak f( ) s,, w hav s d f () f ( ) d f ( ) s. (D) Sn, ( )( ) ( ) 5. (D) sn d ( )( )
7 Chap 9.5 Cmpl varabls 5 sn sn d d f ( ) f ( ) sn, f( ) sn f ( ) sn and f () sn. (D) Lt, I s d s d s n s n Or I d 7. (D) f ( ) 7 d, sn s th nl sngular pnt f 7 and t ls utsd th rl..,, thrfr 7 s analt vrwhr wthn. Hn b Cauh s thrm f ( ) 7 d 8. (C) Th pnt ( ) ls wthn rl (... th dstan f.., (, ) frm th rgn s whh s lss than, th radus f th rl). Lt φ ( ) 7 thn b Cauh s ntgral frmula 7 d φ( ) f( ) φ( ) f ( ) φ ( ) and f ( ) φ ( ) sn, φ ( ) 7 φ ( ) 7 and φ ( ) f ( ) [ ( ) 7] ( 5 ) 9. (C) f ( ) f ( ), f () f ( ) f ( ) ; ( ) f ( ) f ( ) ; ( ) f ( ) f ( ) ; and s n. ( ) Nw, Talr srs s gvn b ( ) f( ) f( ) ( ) f ( ) f ( )! ( ) f ( )...! abut f( ) ( )! ( )! ( ) f( ) (...). (B) f( ) f () f ( ) f () ( ) f ( ) f () ( ) f ( ) f () and s n. ( ) 8 Talr srs s ( ) f( ) f( ) ( ) f ( ) f ( )! ( ) f ( )! abut ( ) f( ) ( )! ( )! ( ) ( ) ( )... 8 r f( ) ( ) ( ) ( ).... (A) f( ) sn f f ( ) s f f ( ) sn f sn f ( ) s f Talr srs s gvn b and s n. ( ) f( ) f( ) ( ) f ( ) f ( )! ( ) f ( )...! abut
8 5 Cmpl varabls Chap 9.5 f( )!! f( )...!!. (D) Lt f( ) [ ( )] f( ) [ ( )] Sn, <, s b pandng.h.s. b bnmal thrm, w gt f( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) ( n )( ) n r f( ) ( n )( ) n. (B) Hr f( ) ( )( )...() Sn, > < and < < and 9 quatn () gvs f( ).. 9 r f( ) 8 8. (C) < < < < 8 and... Laurnt s srs s gvn b 98 f( ).... n 7 7 f( ) 5. (B) <, ( ) ( 8...) 7 5 f( ) 8. (D) Sn, ( )( ) ( ) Fr < Lt u u and u < ( )( ) ( ) ( u ) u ( u ) ( u) u ( u) [ u u u...] u ( u u u...) ( uu...) u uu u u qurd Laurnt s srs s f( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) 5 7. (B) Lt f( ) ( )!!!!!!! " "! "! " 8 8 " r f( )......
9 Chap 9.5 Cmpl varabls qurd Laurnt s srs s f ( ) (A) Sn, f( ) ( )( ) ( ) ( ) < < f( ) ( ) (...) 5 5 r f( ) 9. (B) Lt f( ) thn f( ) has a pl at f rdr. sdu f f( ) at m ( )! lm, d m ( ) m f d ( ) m ( )! lm d d 8! lm d ( )! lm d 8 8 ( ). (B) Put t, f( ) s ts t t! t! t t t t sdu f f( ) at s th ffnt f t... Pls f f( ) ar at,, sn and l wthn and ds nt nsd. f( ) d [sum f rsdus at and at ]...() Nw, sdu at s lm f ( ) lm ( )( ) and sdu at s lm ( ) f( ) lm ( ) quatn () gvs f( ) s. (D) f( ) thn f( ) has a pl at f rdr. b Cauh s rsdu thrm f( ) d sdu at Nw, sdu at s d lm ( ) d f lm ( s d d ) lm [s sn ] f( ) d. (C) f( )!! Th nl pl f f( ) s at, whh ls wthn th rl f( ) d (rsdu at ) Nw, rsdu f f( ) at s th ffnt f.. f( ) d. (B) Lt θ d dθ ; θ and s θ
10 5 Cmpl varabls Chap 9.5 dθ s θ Lt f( ) d ; : d f( ) has pls at, ut f ths nl ls nsd th rl : f( ) d (sdu at ) Nw, rsdu at lm ( ) f( ) lm ( ) f( ) d dθ s θ 5. (C) I d f d a b ( ) ( )( ) whr s b sm rl r wth sgmnt n ral as frm t. Th pls ar ± a, ± b. Hr nl a and b l wthn th ntur f( ) d (sum f rsdus at a and b) sdu at a, lm ( ) a a a ( )( )( a a b ) a ( b ) sdu at b b lm ( b) b ( a )( a )( b )( b ) a ( b) f( ) d f( ) d f( ) d r a b ( a b ) ( ) a b Nw r f( ) d θ θ d θ a b θ θ θ dθ θ θ ( a)( b) Nw whn, bd ( ) a b d ( )( ) a b r d. (C) Lt I f d ( ) s th ntur ntanng sm rl r f radus and sgmnt frm t. Fr pls f f( ), ( ) n ) ( whr n,,,,, 5, Onl pls,, l n th ntur sdu at ( )( )( )( )( ) 5 ( ) sdu at s sdu at s ( ) f( ) d f( ) d f( ) d r ( ) r f( ) d f( ) d r Nw f( ) d θ d θ θ θ dθ 5...() θ whr, f( ) d a () r ********
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