x. x B5 rstpartbut. sweredpart iii askingyou. i Thereare atleast. x iy ei x iy e i x iy 2 i. Notethatei x iy e ye ix andsimi- larlyfore i x iy andwritee ix cosx isinx. Thenmultiply outandsimplify. icosxsinhy eix e ix 2 i ,coshy ey e y outandsimplify.

 

12. Solution5. 1 i Sincesin2z 1 cos2z 2andcosz 1Xn 0 1 nz2n 2n ! 0. 1 wehavethatsin2z 1 cos2z2 1Xn 1 1 n 14n2 2n !z2n : 0. 2 0. 1 isR 1 0. 2 isalsoR 1. R limn!1jan 1jjanj limn!14n 12 2 n 1 !2 2n !4n limn!142n 2n 1 0 cientsin 0. 2. ii Here11.

 

9. Solution2. 1 i Thissetisopen. LetD fz2CjIm z 0g. Letz02 D. Wehave tond 0suchthatN z0 D. x0 iy0andlet y0 2 0. Supposethatz x iy2N z0. Thenjy y0j pjx x0j2 jy y0j2 jz z0j y02: Hence.

 

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MA TH20101 Complex Analysis 10. SolutionstoPart 3 Solution3. 1Letzn2C. Letsn nXk 0zk;xn nXk 0Re zk ;yn nXk 0Im zk denote the zn ,Im zn ,respectively. Lets P1k 0zn,x P1k 0Re zk ,y P1k 0Im zk , if these exist. SupposethatP1n 0znisconvergent.

 

MA TH20101 Complex Analysis 8. SolutionstoPart 1 Solution1. 1 i 3 4i 2 9 24i 16 7 24i. ii 2 3i3 4i 2 3i3 4i3 4i3 4i 2 3i 3 4i 25 625 i1725: iii 1 5i 1 3i 85 i15: iv 1 i1 i i 2 i i 2 2 2i: v 1i i:Solution1. 2 i Writez x iy. Thenx2 2ixy y2 5 12i. partsgives

 

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14. Solution7. 1 i Thefunctionf z 1 z 1 z2 isdi. 0;. 0; 1. ThenbyLemma7. 3. 1 i wehaveRes f;0 limz!0z1z 1 z2 limz!011 z2 1;Res f;1 limz!1 z 1 1z 1 z2 limz!1 1z 1 z 12;Res f; 1 limz! 1 z 1 1z 1 z2 limz! 11z 1 z 12 : ii Letf z tanz sinz.

 

13. Solution6. 1Letf z P1m f aroundz 0. i 3,weshouldlook atpowersof1 z:1z 3 1 z1 3 z 1z 1 3z 32z2 1Xm 13 m 1 zm:Hencecm 3 m 1 form0andcm 0form 0. ii Here11 z 1 z z2 1. Hence1z 1 z 1z 1 z z2 isvalidfor0 jzj 1. Hencecm 1ifm 1,cm.

 

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14. Solution7. 1 i Thefunctionf z 1 z 1 z2 isdi ishes. 0;. Hence 0; 1. ThenbyLemma7. 4. 1 i wehaveRes f;0 limz!0z1z 1 z2 limz!011 z2 1;Res f;1 limz!1 z 1 1z 1 z2 limz!1 1z 1 z 12;Res f; 1 limz! 1 z 1 1z 1 z2 limz! 11z 1 z 12 : ii Letf.

 

9. Solution2. 1 i Thissetisopen. LetD fz2CjIm z 0g. Letz02 D. Wehavetond 0 suchthatN z0 D. x0 iy0andlet y0 2 0. Supposethatz x iy2N z0. Thenjy y0j pjx x0j2 jy y0j2 jz z0j y02: Hence y02y.

 

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10. Solution3. 1Letzn2C. Letsn nXk 0zk;xn nXk 0Re zk ;yn nXk 0Im zk zn ,Im zn ,respectively. Lets P1k 0zn,x P1k 0Re zk ,y P1k 0Im z k ,iftheseexist. SupposethatP1n 0zn isconvergent. Let 0. Thenthereexists N suchthatifn N wehavejs snj. Asjx xnj js snj ;and

 

13. Solution6. 1Letf z P1m f aroundz 0. i z:1z 3 1 z1 3 z 1z 1 3z 32z2 1Xm 13 m 1 zm: Hencecm 3 m 1 form0andcm 0form 0. ii Here11 z 1 z z2 1. Hence1z 1 z 1z 1 z z2 isvalidfor0 jzj 1. Hencecm 1ifm 1,cm 0ifm 2. iii Forz6.

 

8. Solution1. 1 i 3 4i 2 9 24i 16 7 24i. ii 2 3i3 4i 2 3i3 4i3 4i3 4i 2 3 i 3 4i 25 625 i1725: iii 1 5i 1 3i 85 i15: iv 1 i1 i i 2 i i 2 2 2i: v 1i i: Solution1. 2 Firstnotethatj1 ij p 2andarg 1 i 4 drawapicture!. Similarly,jp3 ij 2 andarg p3 i 6. Hence1

 

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