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Complex Analysis

This document is a question paper for a Complex Analysis course, detailing the structure and content of the exam. It includes various questions that cover topics such as integrability, Cauchy integral formula, Laurent series, and residues, with each question divided into parts. The exam is set for a duration of 3 hours and has a maximum score of 90 marks.

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Complex Analysis

This document is a question paper for a Complex Analysis course, detailing the structure and content of the exam. It includes various questions that cover topics such as integrability, Cauchy integral formula, Laurent series, and residues, with each question divided into parts. The exam is set for a duration of 3 hours and has a maximum score of 90 marks.

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Roll No.

[Link]. ofQuestionpaper : 5574

Unique Paper Code : 2352013603

Name of the Paper : Complex Analysis

Name of the Course : [Link]. (Hons.) Mathematics ®REP-UGCF 2022)

Semester : VI

Duration : 3 Hours Maximum Marks : 90

(Write your Rckl No. on the top tmmedin±aly on recei,pt of this question paper.)

AZZ questions are compulsory and carry equal marks.

Each question contains three pains (cI), (a) and (c), attempt only fzuo parts.

1. (ci) (D Sketchtheset s={zec lzls1,-Zsarg:SZ}.

(Zz.) Under the map `#z) = z2, draw the image of theo set : 4.5

S = {z e c: |zl = 1, -= S arg z s =}..

(a) Under the map flz) = ez draw the image of the rectangular region

R={z=#+£ay€C:1s#s2,-:<ys£}. 7.5

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(c) Does |im exist ? Justify your answer. 7.5


2'io

2. (cE) Show that the function f(z)=Z is nowhere differentiable on c. 7.5

(a) (i) Giving proper justification, write two differences between the
functions : 3.5

f(%) = e*, % € R and f(2f)=ez, z € C

(Z£) Solve the equation eJZ = -2.

(c) Find out the values of sin-12. 7.5

3. (cI) .(i) Let a function f be integrable along a contour C. Prove that : 3.5

J_.c f(z)de = -Jc f(2;)de.

(ZZ) Define a simple arc. Give an example to explain that a same set of

points may represent different arcs. 4

(a) Let C be any simple closed c°ontour, described in the positive sense in th;
z plane, then compute the value of the integral :

s3 + 2s
ds,

(i) when zo is inside C, and

(£j) when zo is outside C. 7.5

(c) (i) Let zu(i) be a piecewise continuous complex valued function defined
on an interval ci S £ < a, then show that : 3.5

t¢bzu¢)d€|sLb|ow(£)|d£.
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(ZZ) Let C be the arc ;f the circle |z| = 2 such that 0 S C!r8Z < Z.
Show that : 4

:i-:--:--±i-(.I?i

4,. (ci) State and prove Cauchy integral formula. 7.5

(a) Let f be ari entire function such that |f(z)I s;A|z| for all z, where A is
a fixed positive number. Show that #z) = bz, where a is a complex
constant. 7. 5

(c) (i) Evaluate the following integral along the line segment, say L, from
Oto7T+2Z : 3.5

cos;(a / I)de .

(ZZ) Evaluate the following integral :

zdz
(9 -z2) (z + i)'

where C is the positively oriented circle |2;I .= 2 .

5. (a) State Laurent's series theorem. Give two series expansions in powers of

z for the function f(Z)== specifving the regions in which those

expansions are valid. 7.5

(a) If a power series I:=oon (z-zo)" converges when z = z](z].±zo), then


prove that it is absolutely convergent at each point z in the open disk
|Z-Zo|<RL where Ri = |Z]-Sol. 7.5

P.T.O.
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(c) Define residue. Evaluate the residue of the function f(2;) = = and use

ittofindtheintegral/c=de,wherecisthepositivelyorientedunit

circle |z| = 1. 7.5

6. (cl) Define an isolated singular point. For the below given functions, find the
isolated singular point and determine whether it is a removable singular
point, an essential [Link], or a pole : 7.5

(''`'`)
(2, - 1)2 .

(a) Let zo be an isolated. singular point of a function f. Then show that the
following two statements are equivalent :

(Z) zo is a pole of order in(77? = 1, 2 ,...... ) of f;

ap(z) where ap(z) is analytic


(££) Az) can be written in the form f (?) =
(z -zo)in
and non-zero at zo.
Further, establish that
ap(in-1)(2,o)
Tires f (a) = when in = 1, 2, 3 ,..........
Z=ZO
(in - 1) !

where apt°' = ap .

(a) Using residues, evaluate the following integral :

do
cZ©.
5 + 4 sin 0

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