Complex Integration
[37/100%]Evaluate the integral
Evaluate
where is the positively oriented circle .
For what value of is the function
single-valued?
Define
What is the largest possible so that is analytic for ?
Let be analytic in . Show that
Suppose that the real-valued function is harmonic in the disk , is its harmonic conjugate and . Show that
where , .
Let be an analytic function on an open set containing .
Prove that
If , and if for all points , prove that
If is analytic in the unit disk and its derivative satisfies
show that the coefficients in the expansion
satisfy for , where is the base of natural logarithms.
Let be an entire function.
Show that if for all , then must be a constant.
Show that if for all with some positive numbers , then is a polynomial of degree bounded by .
Let be an entire function that satisfies for all , where is a positive integer. Show that is a polynomial of degree at most .
Compute the double integral
where is the disk given by .
Let
be analytic in and assume that the integral
is finite.
Express in terms of the coefficients .
Prove that
for .
Let be analytic in and in with respect to planar Lebesgue measure. Is a removable singularity? Proof or counterexample.
Evaluate the integral
considering separately the cases , .
Evaluate
by the method of residues.
Consider the function
Use the residue theorem to find an explicit formula for
when .
Integrate the Taylor expansion
term by term to find the coefficients in the Taylor expansion
Verify directly that (a) and (b) agree when .
If is real, show that
exists and is independent of .
Let be an integer. Compute
Evaluate
with full justification.
Evaluate
Let be holomorphic in the unit disk . Prove that
where respective integration goes along the straight line from to and along the positively oriented unit circle starting from the point . The branch of is chosen to be real for positive .
Find the value of
where and are complex constants, not both equal to zero.
Evaluate
Evaluate the following integrals:
(the integration is over the imaginary axis),
for in the range .
Show that
for , . What happens if ?
Prove that
converges if .
Use complex integration to show that
Use a change of contour to show that
provided that and are positive. Define the left side as a limit of a proper integral and show that the limit exists.
Let be the unit circle in the complex plane, and let be a continuous -valued function on . Show that
is a holomorphic function of in the interior of the unit disk.
Find a continuous on which is not identically zero, but so that the associated function is identically zero.
Let be a finite interval in and define, for in ,
Show that is analytic in . Given , , calculate the limit of as tends to from the upper half plane and as tends to from the lower half plane.
For each define
Determine which points have the following property: there exist and an analytic function on such that for all .
Prove that there exists a constant such that for every polynomial ,
Let be a complex polynomial. Show that there must be at least one point with and .
Let be analytic and absolutely integrable with respect to the Lebesgue area measure in the unit disk . Prove that for ,
If is analytic in the unit disk , continuous in and maps into itself, prove that for every point ,
Let be holomorphic in a neighborhood of , . Let and . Show that, among all polynomials of degree or less, the integral attains its minimum for .
Suppose is analytic in the unit disk . For and , let . Show that , where is area measure on .
Let be a smooth bounded function in the unit disk and be given by
Prove that is analytic outside of and for every ,