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(DM1) ASSIGNMENT-1 Algebra MAXIMUM MARKS:3 Q1) a) If G is an abelian group of order o(g) and p is a prime number such that p α / o(g), p α+ 1 / o(g) then prove that G has a subgroup of order p α. b) State and prove the Cayley s theorem. Q) a) Define an automorphism of a group. If G is a group, then prove that A(G), the set of automorphism of G, is also a group. b) State and prove the Cauchy s theorem for abelian groups. Q3) a) Define the Kernel of a group homomorphism. If φ is a homomorphism of G onto G with Kernel K, then show that K is a normal subgroup of G. b) Prove that every permutation can be uniquely expressed as a product of disjoint cycles. 1 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Express 3 4 5 1 6 7 9 8 as the product of disjoint cycles. Q4) a) State and prove the unique factorization theorem. b) Show that every integral domain is a field. Q5) a) State and prove the Einestein s criterion. b) If R is a commutative ring with unit element and M is an ideal of R, then prove that M is a maximal ideal of R if and only if R/M is a field.

(DM1) ASSIGNMENT- Algebra MAXIMUM MARKS:3 Q1) a) Prove that a polynomial of degree n over a field can have at most n roots in any extension field. b) Prove that the number e is transcendental. Q) a) Prove that the polynomial f ( x) F[ x] has a multiple root if and only if f(x) and f (x) have a non trivial common factor. b) If L is a finite extension of K and K is a finite extension of F, then prove that L is a finite extension of F. Moreover [L: F] = [L: K] [K: F]. Q3) State and prove the fundamental theorem of Galois theory. Q4) a) Define a modular lattice. Prove that every distributive lattice is modular but not conversely. b) Prove that every distributive lattice with more than one element can be represented as a subdirect union of two element chains. Q5) a) State and prove the Schreier s theorem. b) Define a Boolean algebra. If B is a Boolean algebra and a, b B, then show that i) ( a ) = a ii) ( a b) = a b iii) a= b ( a b ) ( a b) = b.

(DM) ASSIGNMENT-1 Analysis MAXIMUM MARKS:3 Q1) a) Let Y be a subset of the metric space X. Prove that a subset E of Y is open relative to Y, if and only if E= Y G for some open set G of X. b) Define a compact set. Prove that compact subsets of metric spaces are closed. Q) a) If P is a non empty perfect set in R K, then prove that P is uncountable. b) Prove that every K-cell is compact. Q3) a) Prove that (i) Every convergent sequence in any metric space is a Cauchy s sequence and (ii) Every Cauchy sequence in R K converges. b) Show that the Cauchy product of two absolutely convergent series converges absolutely. Q4) a) State and prove a necessary and sufficient condition for a mapping f of a metric space X into a metric Y to be continuous on X. b) If f is a continuous mapping of a metric space X into a metric space Y and if E is a connected subset of X, then show that f(e) is connected. Q5) a) If f is continuous on [a, b], then prove that f R( α) on [a, b]. b) State and prove the fundamental theorem of integral calculus.

(DM) ASSIGNMENT- Analysis MAXIMUM MARKS: 3 Q1) a) Let α increase monotonically and α R on [a, b]. If f be a bounded real function on [a, b] then prove that f R( α) if and only if fα R. b) Suppose f R( α) on [a, b], m f M, φ is continuous on [m, M] and h(x) = φ (f (x)) on [a, b]. Then prove that h R( α) on [a, b]. Q) a) State and prove the Cauchy s criterion for uniform convergence of a sequence of functions defined on a set E. b) Suppose K is compact and (i) {f n } is a sequence of continuous functions on K (ii) {f n } converges pointwise to a continuous function f on K and (iii) fn( x) fn+ 1( x) for all x K, n= 1,,3,... Then show that fn f uniformly on K. Q3) a) Show that there exists a real continuous function on the real line which is nowhere differentiable. b) If K is a compact metric space, if f n (K) for n = 1,, 3, and if { f n } converges uniformly on K, then prove that { f n } is equicontinuous on K. Q4) a) State and prove the Lebesgue s monotone convergence theorem. b) Let f and g be measurable real-valued functions defined on X. For a real valued continuous function F on R, put h( x) = F( f ( x), g( x)), x X. Then show that h is measurable and in particular f + g, fg are measurable. Q5) a) State and prove Lebesgue s dominated convergence theorem. b) State and prove the Riesz-Fischer theorem.

(DM3) ASSIGNMENT-1 Complex Analysis & Special Functions & Partial Differential Equations Q1) a) Show that b) Prove that MAXIMUM MARKS: 3 1 d n! dx SECTION A n n P n( x) = ( x 1). n n 1/ n (1 xz+ z ) = z P n( x) n= Deduce the first three Legendre polynomials. Q) a) With the usual notation, prove that n i) J n( x) = ( 1) J n( x) n ii) J n 1( x) + J n+ 1( x) = J n( x) x b) Show that 1 π J ( x ) = n cos( θ sin θ) θ, being on integer. π n x d n Q3) a) State and prove the necessary and sufficient condition for the integrability of the equation Pdx+ Qdy+ Rdz= b) Solve the equation z dx+ ( z yz) dy+ ( y yz zxdz ) = Q4) a) Solve (D D ) z= y x 1 z z b) Solve + = cos mx.cosny x y Q5) a) Solve r t x p x cos + tan = by Monge s method. b) Find a surface passing through two lines x= z=, z 1= x y= satisfying r+ 4s+ 4t =.

(DM3) ASSIGNMENT- Complex Analysis & Special Functions & Partial Differential Equations MAXIMUM MARKS: 3 SECTION - B 1 1 Q1) a) For a given power series a ( ) n n n z a define R< by = Limsup a n. n= R Then prove that (i) if z a < R, then the series converges absolutely (ii) if z a > R, the series diverges (iii) if < r < R, then the series converges uniformly on { z z r}. b) Distinguish between differentiability and analycity of a function. Show that f ( z) = z is not analytic. Q) a) State and prove the Cauchy s theorem. b) Discuss the mapping properties of cosz and sinz. Q3) a) Find an analytic function f :G c where G = { z Rez > } such that f (G) = D = { z : z < 1}. b) State and prove the open mapping theorem. Q4) a) State and prove the Morera s theorem. z+ 1 b) Evaluate dz where r is the circle z = z + z+ 1 r cosx Q5) a) Evaluate dx using the theory of residues. 1 x + b) State the residue theorem. Using this theorem evaluate π dθ 3+ cosθ

(DM4) ASSIGNMENT-1 Theory of Ordinary Differential Equations MAXIMUM MARKS: 3 Q1) a) If φ 1, φ,,φ n are n solutions of L(y) = on an internal I, prove that they are linearly independent there if and only if W(φ 1, φ,., φ n ) (x) x in I. b) Find the two solutions φ 1, φ of the equation y + 1 y 1 y=, x> satisfying x x φ 1 (1) = 1, φ (1) =, φ 1 (1) =, φ (1) = 1. Q) a) Find two linearly independent power series solutions in powers of x for the equation y + 3x y xy=. b) Obtain the Rodrigue s formula for the Legendre s differential equation. Q3) a) Let M, N be two real valued functions having continuous first partial derivatives on some rectangle R : x x a, y y = b. Then show that the equation M N M( x, y) + N( x, y) y = is exact in R if and only if = in R. y x b) Find an integrating factor of the equation (cos x) cosydx (sin x) sinydy= and hence solve it. Q4) a) Consider y = 3y+ 1, y() =. Show that the successive approximations φ, φ 1,. exist for all x. Compute the first four approximations φ,, φ 3 to the solution. b) Show that the function f given by f ( x, y) = x y satisfy a Lipschitz condition on y R : x 1, y 1. Show that does not exist at (,) if. x x x Q5) a) Compute a solution for the system y 1= 3y1+ 4 y, y = 5y1+ 6 y z. b) Show that all real valued solutions of the equation y + sin y= bx ( ) exist for all real x, where b(x) is continuous for < x<.

(DM4) ASSIGNMENT- Theory of Ordinary Differential Equations MAXIMUM MARKS: 3 Q1) a) State and prove the existence theorem for linear systems and establish the uniqueness. b) Suppose y= (8 + i,3 i, ), z= ( i, i,) and w= ( + i,,1) be vectors in C 3. Compute y z. Verify whether these vectors are associative and commutative. Q) a) Find the solution of the Riccati equation 1 W W 1=. d b) Find a function Z(x) such that Z( x)[ y + 3y + y] = [K( x) y + m( x) y] dx Q3) a) Compute the Green s function for the equation y 4y + 3 y= x,( < x< ). Hence find the general solution. b) Derive an adjoint equation for L( y) = y Ay= where A is a n n matrix. Obtain a condition for the operator L to be self adjoint. Q4) a) State and prove the Sturm comparison theorem. b) Put the differential equation y + f ( t) y + gt ( ) y= into self-adjoint form. Q5) a) State and prove the Liapunov s inequality. b) Derive a condition for the equation Pu + P1u + Pu = to be self-adjoint.