Sequences and Series of Regular Functions. Integrals Depending on a Parameter.
[18/6%]Prove that the sums of the following series are regular in the domains indicated in parentheses:
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Let be an increasing sequence of positive numbers, and let
Prove that the sum of the series
is regular in the half-plane .
Prove that the following infinite products represent functions regular in the domains indicated in parentheses:
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Let the series converge, and let the function be regular in a domain . Prove that the infinite product
represents a function regular in the domain .
Let the series converge
Prove that the infinite product
represents a function regular in the half-plane .
Prove the regularity of the functions represented by the following integrals in the domains indicated in parentheses:
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Let the function be continuous for and satisfy the condition
Prove that the integral
represents a function regular in the half-plane .
Let the function be continuous for and satisfy the conditions
Prove that the integral
represents a function regular in the strip .
Find the domains of regularity of the functions represented by the following integrals:
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Let the functions , be regular in the disk and satisfy the conditions
where the numbers and do not depend on . Prove that from the sequence one can select a subsequence converging uniformly on every compact subset of the disk .
Let the boundary of a bounded domain consist of a finite number of simple piecewise-smooth curves, and let functions be defined and continuous on . Prove that if the sequence is uniformly bounded on , then from the sequence of functions ,
( a fixed integer) one can extract a subsequence converging uniformly on every compact subset of the domain .
Let the functions , be regular in a domain and satisfy the conditions . Prove that from the sequence one can extract a subsequence converging uniformly on every compact subset of the domain (possibly to infinity).
Let the functions , be regular and uniformly bounded in a domain . Prove that if the sequence converges on a set having at least one limit point in the domain , then it converges uniformly on every compact subset of the domain . (Vitali's theorem.)
Let the functions , be harmonic in a domain , and let the sequence converge uniformly in the domain to a function . Prove that the function is harmonic in the domain .
Let the functions , be harmonic in a domain and satisfy the conditions
Prove that from the sequence one can extract a subsequence converging uniformly on every compact subset of the domain .
Let the functions , be harmonic in a domain and satisfy the conditions
Prove that the sequence converges uniformly on every compact subset of the domain (possibly to ).
Let the functions , be regular in a domain , not vanish in this domain, and satisfy the inequalities
(the constant does not depend on ). Prove that from the sequence one can extract a subsequence converging uniformly on every compact subset of the domain to a function , where is a function regular in the domain .
Let the power series have radius of convergence . Prove that for each point
there exist sequences and for which