Section 20

Analytic Continuation. Complete Analytic Functions.

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Problem 20.1

Prove that a function regular in a domain GG is a function analytic in the domain GG.

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Problem 20.2

Prove that if a function analytic in a domain GG does not depend on the shape of the piecewise-smooth oriented curve along which the analytic continuation is carried out, but depends only on its endpoint, then this function is regular in the domain GG.

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Problem 20.3

Let F1F_{1} and F2F_{2} be two analytic functions in a domain GG. Prove that the functions F1+F2F_{1}+F_{2} and F1⋅F2F_{1} \cdot F_{2}, defined by elements of the form (Br(a),f1+f2)(B_{r}(a), f_{1}+f_{2}), (Br(a),f1⋅f2)\left(B_{r}(a), f_{1} \cdot f_{2}\right), where (Br(a),f1)\left(B_{r}(a), f_{1}\right) and (Br(a),f2)\left(B_{r}(a), f_{2}\right) are any elements of F1F_{1} and F2F_{2}, are also analytic functions in GG.

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Problem 20.4

Let F1F_{1} and F2F_{2} be two analytic functions in a domain GG, defined by elements of the form (Br(a),f1)(B_{r}(a), f_{1}) and (Br(a),f2)(B_{r}(a), f_{2}), where for every element (Br(a),f2)\left(B_{r}(a), f_{2}\right) of the function F2F_{2} the regular function f2(z)≠0,z∈Br(a)f_{2}(z) \neq 0, z \in B_{r}(a). Prove that the function F1F2\frac{F_{1}}{F_{2}}, defined by elements of the form (Br(a),f1f2)\left(B_{r}(a), \frac{f_{1}}{f_{2}}\right), is analytic in the domain GG.

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Problem 20.5

Let FF be an analytic function in a domain GG, defined by elements of the form (Br(a),f)(B_{r}(a), f). Let g:C→Cg: \mathbb {C} \rightarrow \mathbb {C} be a regular function on the plane C\mathbb {C}. Prove that the function defined by elements of the form (Br(a),g(f))\left(B_{r}(a), g(f)\right) is analytic in the domain GG.

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Problem 20.6

For every point a∈C\{0}a \in \mathbb {C} \backslash \left\{ 0\right\} and every piecewise-smooth oriented curve γa\gamma_{a} starting at the point 1 and ending at the point aa, such that 0∉γa0 \notin \gamma_{a}, let us define the quantity

hγa(a)=∫γadζζ h_{\gamma a}(a) = \int _{\gamma a} \frac{d \zeta }{\zeta }

and the function hγa:B∣a∣(a)→Ch_{\gamma a}: B_{\left|a\right|}(a) \rightarrow \mathbb {C} of the form

hγa(z)=hγa(a)+∫azdζζ,z∈B∣a∣(a) h_{\gamma a}(z) = h_{\gamma a}(a)+\int _{a}^{z} \frac{d \zeta }{\zeta }, \quad z \in B_{\left|a\right|}(a)

Prove that the family of elements

(B∣a∣(a),hγa),a∈C\{0} \left(B_{\left|a\right|}(a), h_{\gamma a}\right), \quad a \in \mathbb {C} \backslash \left\{ 0\right\}

forms a function (denoted by Ln⁡z\operatorname {Ln} z) analytic in the entire complex plane with the point z=0z = 0 deleted.

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Problem 20.7

Let α\alpha be an arbitrary complex number. Prove that the family of elements

(B∣a∣(a),eαhγa(z)),a∈C\{0} \left(B_{\left|a\right|}(a), e^{\alpha h_{\gamma a}(z)}\right), \quad a \in \mathbb {C} \backslash \left\{ 0\right\}

where the function hγah_{\gamma a} is defined in Problem 6, forms the function zαz^{\alpha }, analytic in C\{0}\mathbb {C} \backslash \left\{ 0\right\}.

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Problem 20.8

For every point a∈C,a≠i,a≠−ia \in \mathbb {C}, a \neq i, a \neq -i, and every piecewise-smooth oriented curve γa\gamma_{a} starting at the point 0 and ending at the point aa, such that i∉γa,−i∉γai \notin \gamma_{a},-i \notin \gamma_{a}, let us define the quantity

gγa(a)=∫γadζ1+ζ2 g_{\gamma _{a}}(a) = \int _{\gamma _{a}} \frac{d \zeta }{1+\zeta ^{2}}

and the function gγa:Bra(a)→Cg_{\gamma_{a}}: B_{r_{a}}(a) \rightarrow \mathbb {C} of the form

gγa(z)=gγa(a)+∫azdζ1+ζ2,z∈Bra(a),ra=min⁡{∣a−i∣,∣a+i∣} g_{\gamma _{a}}(z) = g_{\gamma _{a}}(a)+\int _{a}^{z} \frac{d \zeta }{1+\zeta ^{2}}, \quad z \in B_{r_{a}}(a), \quad r_{a} = \min \left\{ \left|a-i\right|,\left|a+i\right|\right\}

Prove that the family of elements

(Bra(a),gγa),a≠±i \left(B_{r_{a}}(a), g_{\gamma _{a}}\right), \quad a \neq \pm i

forms a function (denoted by Arctg⁡z)\operatorname {Arctg} z), analytic in C‾\({i}∪{−i})\overline{\mathbb {C}} \backslash (\left\{ i\right\} \cup \left\{ -i\right\} ).

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Problem 20.9

Let the function φ(z)\varphi (z) be regular in a domain GG and let z0z_{0} be some point of this domain. For every point a∈Ga \in G and every piecewise-smooth curve γa⊂G\gamma_{a} \subset G starting at the point z0z_{0} and ending at the point aa, define the quantity

fγa(a)=∫γaφ(ζ)dζ f_{\gamma _{a}}(a) = \int _{\gamma _{a}} \varphi (\zeta ) d \zeta

and the function fγa:Br(a)→Cf_{\gamma_{a}}: B_{r}(a) \rightarrow \mathbb {C} of the form

fγa(z)=fγa(a)+∫azφ(ζ)dζ,z∈Bra(a) f_{\gamma _{a}}(z) = f_{\gamma _{a}}(a)+\int _{a}^{z} \varphi (\zeta ) d \zeta , \quad z \in B_{r_{a}}(a)

where ra>0r_{a} > 0 is such that Bra(a)⊂GB_{r_{a}}(a) \subset G. Prove that the family of elements

(Bra(a),fγa),a∈G, \left(B_{r_{a}}(a), f_{\gamma _{a}}\right), \quad a \in G,

forms a function analytic in the domain GG.

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Problem 20.10

Prove that the set of values taken by the elements of the analytic function Ln⁡z\operatorname {Ln} z (see Problem 6) at an arbitrary point a∈C\{0}a \in \mathbb {C} \backslash \left\{ 0\right\} coincides with the set of values of the expression

Ln⁡a=ln⁡∣a∣+iArg⁡a. \operatorname {Ln} a = \ln \left|a\right|+i \operatorname {Arg} a.
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Problem 20.11

Prove that the set of values taken by the elements of the analytic function zαz^{\alpha } (see Problem 7) at an arbitrary point a∈C\{0}a \in \mathbb {C} \backslash \left\{ 0\right\} coincides with the set of values of the expression

{aα}=eαLn⁡a. \left\{ a^{\alpha }\right\} = e^{\alpha \operatorname {Ln} a}.
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Problem 20.12

Prove that the set of values taken by the elements of the analytic function Arctg⁡z\operatorname {Arctg} z (see Example 8) at an arbitrary point aa of the domain G={z∈C:z≠±i}G = \left\{ z \in \mathbb {C}: z \neq \pm i\right\} coincides with the set of values of the expression

12iLn⁡1+ia1−ia. \frac{1}{2 i} \operatorname {Ln} \frac{1+i a}{1-i a}.
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Problem 20.13

For the following multivalued expressions and domains GG, find the functions analytic in the domain GG that are represented by these expressions:

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(1)

{zz}\left\{ z^{z}\right\}, where G={z∈C:z≠0}G = \left\{ z \in \mathbb {C}: z \neq 0\right\};

(2)

{z2Ln⁡2z}\left\{ z^{2} \operatorname {Ln}^{2} z\right\}, where G={z∈C:z≠0}G = \left\{ z \in \mathbb {C}: z \neq 0\right\};

(3)

Ln⁡(1−z2)\operatorname {Ln}\left(1-z^{2}\right), where G={z∈C:z≠1,z≠−1}G = \left\{ z \in \mathbb {C}: z \neq 1, z \neq -1\right\};

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{1+z23}\left\{ \sqrt[3]{1+z^{2}}\right\}, where G={z∈C:z≠i,z≠−i}G = \left\{ z \in \mathbb {C}: z \neq i, z \neq -i\right\};

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{1−z4}\left\{ \sqrt{1-z^{4}}\right\}, where G={z∈C:z≠±i,z≠±1}G = \left\{ z \in \mathbb {C}: z \neq \pm i, z \neq \pm 1\right\};

(6)

Ln z2−1z2+1\frac{z^{2}-1}{z^{2}+1}, where G={z∈C‾:z≠±i,z≠±1}G = \left\{ z \in \overline{\mathbb {C}}: z \neq \pm i, z \neq \pm 1\right\}.

(7)

{z2−1}\left\{ \sqrt{z^{2}-1}\right\}, where G={z∈C:z≠±1}G = \left\{ z \in \mathbb {C}: z \neq \pm 1\right\};

(8)

Ln⁡z−1z+1\operatorname {Ln} \frac{z-1}{z+1}, where G={z∈C:z≠±1}G = \left\{ z \in \mathbb {C}: z \neq \pm 1\right\}.

Problem 20.14

Let the function f:G→Cf: G \rightarrow \mathbb {C} be regular and nonzero in the domain GG.

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(1)

Must the expression {f(z)}\left\{ \sqrt{f(z)}\right\} represent a function analytic in the domain GG?

(2)

Can the expression {f(z)}\left\{ \sqrt{f(z)}\right\} represent a function analytic in the domain GG?

Problem 20.15

Prove that if the initial elements of two functions analytic in a domain GG are equivalent, then these functions are identically equal.

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Problem 20.16

Prove that if some element of a function analytic in a domain GG is equivalent to zero, then this function is identically equal to zero.

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Problem 20.17

Let the initial element (Br(a),f0)(B_{r}(a), f_{0}) generate an analytic function in a domain G⊂CG \subset \mathbb {C}. Prove that in the domain GG there exists an analytic function with initial element

(Br(a),∫azf0(ζ)dζ) \left(B_{r}(a), \int _{a}^{z} f_{0}(\zeta ) d \zeta \right)
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Problem 20.18

Prove that there exists a function analytic in the entire complex plane with the points z=0z = 0 and z=1z = 1 deleted, which is represented by the formula LnLn⁡z\operatorname {LnLn} z.

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Problem 20.19

Prove the existence of functions represented by the following multivalued formulas and analytic in the given domains GG:

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(1)

{(z+1)α(Ln⁡z)β}\left\{ (z+1)^{\alpha }(\operatorname {Ln} z)^{\beta }\right\}, where G={z∈C:z≠0,z≠±1}G = \left\{ z \in \mathbb {C}: z \neq 0, z \neq \pm 1\right\};

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Ln⁡(z+z2+1)\operatorname {Ln}\left(z+\sqrt{z^{2}+1}\right), where G={z∈C:z≠±i}G = \left\{ z \in \mathbb {C}: z \neq \pm i\right\};

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Ln⁡(1−z4)\operatorname {Ln}(1-\sqrt[4]{z}), where G={z∈C:z≠0,z≠1}G = \left\{ z \in \mathbb {C}: z \neq 0, z \neq 1\right\};

(4)

{z+z}\left\{ \sqrt{z+\sqrt{z}}\right\}, where G={z∈C:z≠0,z≠1}G = \left\{ z \in \mathbb {C}: z \neq 0, z \neq 1\right\};

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{πi+Ln⁡z3}\left\{ \sqrt[3]{\pi i+\operatorname {Ln} z}\right\}, where G={z∈C:z≠0,z≠−1}G = \left\{ z \in \mathbb {C}: z \neq 0, z \neq -1\right\};

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{1+Ln⁡z}\left\{ \sqrt{1+\sqrt{\operatorname {Ln} z}}\right\}, where G={z∈C:z≠0,z≠e}G = \left\{ z \in \mathbb {C}: z \neq 0, z \neq e\right\}.

Problem 20.20

Prove that the sum of the power series ∑n=0∞z2n\sum_{n = 0}^{\infty } z^{2^{n}} is a complete analytic function in the disk of convergence B1(0)={z:∣z∣<1}B_{1}(0) = \left\{ z:\left|z\right| < 1\right\}.

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Problem 20.21

Prove that when the radius of convergence of the power series ∑n=0+∞anzn\sum_{n = 0}^{+\infty } a_{n} z^{n} equals one and all an⩾0a_{n} \geqslant 0, then such a series cannot be continued to the point z=1z = 1 (Pringsheim's theorem).

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Problem 20.22

Prove that the function ff, defined by the series

∑n=0+∞azn(a−z)n+1,a∈C\{0} \sum _{n = 0}^{+\infty } \frac{a z^{n}}{(a-z)^{n+1}}, \quad a \in \mathbb {C} \backslash \left\{ 0\right\}

in its disk of convergence is the direct analytic continuation of the function gg, defined by the series ∑n=0+∞(2za)n\sum_{n = 0}^{+\infty }\left(\frac{2 z}{a}\right)^{n} in its disk of convergence.

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Problem 20.23

Let the function ff be regular in a neighborhood of the point z=0z = 0, and let the sequence {f(n)(z)}\left\{ f^{(n)}(z)\right\} converge there uniformly, and

lim⁡n→∞f(n)(0)=1 \lim _{n \rightarrow \infty } f^{(n)}(0) = 1

Prove that the limit function of this sequence can be analytically continued into C\mathbb {C}.

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