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ASSIGNMENT I GURU JAMBHESHWAR UNIVERSITY OF SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY, HISAR Paper Code: MAL-51 Total Marks = 15 Nomenclature of Paper: Abstract Algebra Q 1. Show that the square matrix of order n is similar to. Also fins the minimal polynomial of A. Q. If dimension of V over F is n, then the minimal polynomial of T in A(V) has degree atmost n. Q 3. Let T be nilpotent. Then show that given that the index of nilpotence of T is 7. is regular. Find the inverse of 5+T +7T 3 it is

ASSIGNMENT II GURU JAMBHESHWAR UNIVERSITY OF SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY, HISAR Paper Code: MAL-51 Total Marks = 15 Nomenclature of Paper: Abstract Algebra Q 1. Define the invariant of a nilpotent transformation. Show that the two transformations are similar iff they have same invariants. Q. Define noetherian and artinian modules. Show that the every noetherian module may not be artinian. Also show that every artinian module may not be noetherian. Q 3. State and prove Hilbert basis theorem.

GURU JAMBHESHWAR UNIVERSITY OF SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY, HISAR Paper Code: MAL-5 Total Marks = 15 Nomenclature of Paper: Measure and Integration Theory ASSIGNMENT-I (iii)attempt all three questions from the assignment given below. Each question carries 5 (iv) All questions are to be attempted in legible handwriting on plane white A-4 size paper in person or through Speed Post. 1. Define measurable function. Give an example. Let f be a function defined on a measurable set E. Show that f is measurable iff the set is measurable for each E( f r) rational number r.. State and prove F. Riesz theorem for convergence in measure. 3. Prove that every bounded Riemann integrable function is necessarily Lebsegue integrable but not conversely. ASSIGNMENT-II Total Marks = 15 in person or through Speed Post. 1. State Fatou s Lemma. Also show by an example that the strict inequality exits in this theorem.. State and prove Jordan decomposition theorem. 3. A measurable function f is integrable over E if only if f is integrable over E. Hence show that the following function f :[0, ) R is not Lebsegue integral over [0, ) sin x if where f ( x) x 0 if x 0 x 0

GURU JAMBHESHWAR UNIVERSITY OF SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY, HISAR Paper Code: MAL- 53 Total Marks = 15 Nomenclature of Paper: Methods of Applied Mathematics (ASSIGNMENT-I) (v) Attempt all three questions from the assignment given below. Each question carries 5 (vi) All questions are to be attempted in legible handwriting on plane white A-4 size paper 1. Find Fourier sine transform of Fourier transform. f ( t) e. Solve using Fourier transform technique 3. Express F in orthogonal curvilinear co-ordinates. Deduce this in cylindrical coordinates. at. Also define self-reciprocal function under d y dy 3 y e dt dt ASSIGNMENT-II t 1. Let A be given vector defined w.r.t. two curvilinear coordinates system u, u, u ) and ( u, u, ). Find the relation between the covariant ( 1 3 1 u3 components of the vectors in the two coordinates systems. 1 x a. Find E(X) and variance for the distribution with f ( x) 1, x b a a a 3. Is the following statement correct, Explain? The mean and variance of Binomial distribution are respectively 6 and 9. Also prove that for a Normal distribution, the standard deviation is the distance from the axis of symmetry to a point of inflexion.

Ordinary Differential Equations-II MAL-54 Assignment I M.Sc. Mathematics (Sem. II) Max. Marks: 15 May 017 1. Find a fundamental matrix for linear systems with constant coefficients. Prove your claim. 5. State and prove the necessary and sufficient condition for n solutions of the nth order homogeneous differential equation to be linearly independent. 5 3. Discuss the stability of the critical point (0,0) of the linear autonomous system dx dy x, y. 5 dt dt Ordinary Differential Equations-II MAL-54 Assignment II M.Sc. Mathematics (Sem. II) Max. Marks: 15 May 017 1. Find the extremals and the stationary function of the functional ' ( ) 0 y y dx, that satisfy the boundary conditions y(0) 1, y( ) 1. 5. Explain the concept of stability of critical points. Given that the roots of the characteristic equation of linear autonomous system are purely imaginary. Then find out the nature of the critical point (0,0) of the system. 5 3. Derive the Principle of invariance of Euler Equation. Find the extremal of the functional 1 1 ' 1 y dx, y(0) ' 1 0, y(1), subject to the condition ( ). 4 y y dx 5 1 0 0

GURU JAMBHESHWAR UNIVERSITY OF SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY, HISAR Paper Code: MAL-55 Total Marks = 15 Nomenclature of Paper: Complex Analysis-II (ASSIGNMENT-I) 1. State and prove Montel s theorem.. State and prove Runge s theorem. 3. Define unrestricted analytic continuation. State and prove Monodromy theorem. (ASSIGNMENT-II) Total Marks = 15 1. State and prove Poisson-Jenson s formula.. Let be the order of an entire function f(z), then show that loglogm ( r) lim sup where M ( r) Max. f ( z) on z r. Hence find the order of r logr the function cos z. 3. State and prove Great Picard theorem.