Harmonicity of expressions built from analytic functions
[17/53%]Let be a region in and suppose is a harmonic function.
Show that is an analytic function on .
Show that has a harmonic conjugate on if and only if has a primitive (anti-derivative) on .
Prove the identity:
Show that for any analytic function
Show that for any analytic function of
Find, if possible, analytic functions , which differ from each other not merely by constant factors, are regular in a domain and for which the relation
holds in .
Find, if possible, two non-constant analytic functions and , which are regular in a domain and for which the relation
holds in .
See Problem 58 of Part III.
(continued). Prove that
(continued). If has continuous derivatives of the second order, also
(continued). Assume that and are real constants,
and consider
Then
Suppose and are real harmonic functions in a plane region . Under what conditions is harmonic? (Note that the answer depends strongly on the fact that the question is one about real functions). Show that cannot be harmonic in , unless is constant. For which is harmonic?
Suppose is a complex function in a region , and both and are harmonic in . Prove that either or is holomorphic in .
If is a harmonic function in a region , what can you say about the set of points at which the gradient of is 0? (This is the set on which ).
Suppose and has no zero in . Prove that is harmonic in , by computing its Laplacian. Is there an easier way?
If for , and , prove that
by proving the formula
in which is twice differentiable on and
Assume and is a complex function with domain , which has continuous second-order partial derivatives. Prove that
Show that this specializes to the result of if .
Let be a pair of conjugate harmonic functions in a domain , and let be a pair of conjugate harmonic functions in a domain . Let, for every , the value belong to the domain . Prove that the pair of functions of the form
forms a pair of conjugate harmonic functions in the domain .
Let be a pair of conjugate harmonic functions in a domain , and let the functions and not vanish simultaneously at any point of the domain . Prove that the function
is harmonic in the domain .
Let be a polynomial in and with complex coefficients. Denote
Prove that
the functions satisfy the Cauchy--Riemann conditions if and only if the polynomial does not depend on
the polynomial satisfies Laplace's equation if and only if the polynomial can be represented in the form , where and are polynomials.