Analytic Continuation. Complete Analytic Functions.
[23/4%]Prove that a function regular in a domain is a function analytic in the domain .
Prove that if a function analytic in a domain 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 .
Let and be two analytic functions in a domain . Prove that the functions and , defined by elements of the form , , where and are any elements of and , are also analytic functions in .
Let and be two analytic functions in a domain , defined by elements of the form and , where for every element of the function the regular function . Prove that the function , defined by elements of the form , is analytic in the domain .
Let be an analytic function in a domain , defined by elements of the form . Let be a regular function on the plane . Prove that the function defined by elements of the form is analytic in the domain .
For every point and every piecewise-smooth oriented curve starting at the point 1 and ending at the point , such that , let us define the quantity
and the function of the form
Prove that the family of elements
forms a function (denoted by ) analytic in the entire complex plane with the point deleted.
Let be an arbitrary complex number. Prove that the family of elements
where the function is defined in Problem 6, forms the function , analytic in .
For every point , and every piecewise-smooth oriented curve starting at the point 0 and ending at the point , such that , let us define the quantity
and the function of the form
Prove that the family of elements
forms a function (denoted by , analytic in .
Let the function be regular in a domain and let be some point of this domain. For every point and every piecewise-smooth curve starting at the point and ending at the point , define the quantity
and the function of the form
where is such that . Prove that the family of elements
forms a function analytic in the domain .
Prove that the set of values taken by the elements of the analytic function (see Problem 6) at an arbitrary point coincides with the set of values of the expression
Prove that the set of values taken by the elements of the analytic function (see Problem 7) at an arbitrary point coincides with the set of values of the expression
Prove that the set of values taken by the elements of the analytic function (see Example 8) at an arbitrary point of the domain coincides with the set of values of the expression
For the following multivalued expressions and domains , find the functions analytic in the domain that are represented by these expressions:
, where ;
, where ;
, where ;
, where ;
, where ;
Ln , where .
, where ;
, where .
Let the function be regular and nonzero in the domain .
Must the expression represent a function analytic in the domain ?
Can the expression represent a function analytic in the domain ?
Prove that if the initial elements of two functions analytic in a domain are equivalent, then these functions are identically equal.
Prove that if some element of a function analytic in a domain is equivalent to zero, then this function is identically equal to zero.
Let the initial element generate an analytic function in a domain . Prove that in the domain there exists an analytic function with initial element
Prove that there exists a function analytic in the entire complex plane with the points and deleted, which is represented by the formula .
Prove the existence of functions represented by the following multivalued formulas and analytic in the given domains :
, where ;
, where ;
, where ;
, where ;
, where ;
, where .
Prove that the sum of the power series is a complete analytic function in the disk of convergence .
Prove that when the radius of convergence of the power series equals one and all , then such a series cannot be continued to the point (Pringsheim's theorem).
Prove that the function , defined by the series
in its disk of convergence is the direct analytic continuation of the function , defined by the series in its disk of convergence.
Let the function be regular in a neighborhood of the point , and let the sequence converge there uniformly, and
Prove that the limit function of this sequence can be analytically continued into .