Math 534 Homework #2: Complex Analysis, Assignments of Mathematics

A collection of problems from a university-level complex analysis course, covering topics such as zeros of polynomials and their derivatives, power series expansions, analytic functions, and rational functions. Students are expected to use techniques from complex analysis to solve these problems.

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Math 534 Homework #2
Autumn 2008
1. (a) Suppose pis a polynomial with all its zeros in the upper half plane H={z: Imz > 0}.
Prove that all of the zeros of p0are contained in H. Hint: Look at the partial fraction expansion of
p0/p.
(b) Use (a) to prove that if pis a polynomial then the zeros of p0are contained in the (closed)
convex hull of the zeros of p. (The closed convex hull is the intersection of all half planes containing
the zeros.)
2. Find the series expansion of
z+ 2i
(z2)(z2+ 1)
about the point 1.
3. Suppose fis analytic in a connected open set U. If |f(z)|is constant on U, prove that fis
constant on U. Likewise, prove that fis constant if Refis constant.
4. Suppose fis analytic in a connected open set Usuch that for each zU, there exists an n
(depending upon z) such that f(n)(z) = 0. Prove fis a polynomial.
5. Suppose fis analytic in Cand |f(z)| M|z|αfor |z|> R, where αis a non-negative real
number. Prove fis a polynomial of degree α.
7. Prove that if fis non-constant and analytic on all of Cthen f(C) is dense in C.
8. Let fbe analytic in a region Ucontaining the point z= 0. Suppose |f(1/n)|< enfor nn0.
Prove f(z)0.
9. Let fbe analytic in Dand satisfy |f(z)| 1 as |z| 1. Prove fis rational.
10. Suppose fhas a power series expansion about 0 which converges in Cand suppose
ZC
|f(x+iy)|dxdy < .
Prove f0.
11. Suppose fand gare analytic in Cand |f(z)| |g(z)|for all z. Prove there exist a constant c
so that f(z) = cg(z) for all z.
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Math 534 Homework # Autumn 2008

  1. (a) Suppose p is a polynomial with all its zeros in the upper half plane H = {z : Imz > 0 }. Prove that all of the zeros of p′^ are contained in H. Hint: Look at the partial fraction expansion of p′/p. (b) Use (a) to prove that if p is a polynomial then the zeros of p′^ are contained in the (closed) convex hull of the zeros of p. (The closed convex hull is the intersection of all half planes containing the zeros.)
  2. Find the series expansion of z + 2i (z − 2)(z^2 + 1) about the point 1.
  3. Suppose f is analytic in a connected open set U. If |f (z)| is constant on U , prove that f is constant on U. Likewise, prove that f is constant if Ref is constant.
  4. Suppose f is analytic in a connected open set U such that for each z ∈ U , there exists an n (depending upon z) such that f (n)(z) = 0. Prove f is a polynomial.
  5. Suppose f is analytic in C and |f (z)| ≤ M |z|α^ for |z| > R, where α is a non-negative real number. Prove f is a polynomial of degree ≤ α.
  6. Prove that if f is non-constant and analytic on all of C then f (C) is dense in C.
  7. Let f be analytic in a region U containing the point z = 0. Suppose |f (1/n)| < e−n^ for n ≥ n 0. Prove f (z) ≡ 0.
  8. Let f be analytic in D and satisfy |f (z)| → 1 as |z| → 1. Prove f is rational.
  9. Suppose f has a power series expansion about 0 which converges in ∫ C and suppose

C^ |f^ (x^ +^ iy)|dxdy <^ ∞. Prove f ≡ 0.

  1. Suppose f and g are analytic in C and |f (z)| ≤ |g(z)| for all z. Prove there exist a constant c so that f (z) = cg(z) for all z. 1
  1. Suppose f is analytic in D and |f (z)| ≤ M on D. Prove that the number of zeros of f in the disc of radius 1/4, centered at 0, does not exceed

log 4^1 log^ ∣∣∣∣ f^ M (0)^ ∣∣∣∣.

  1. Suppose f is analytic in D and |f (z)| ≤ 1 in D and f (0) = 1/2. Prove that |f (1/3)| ≥ 1 /5.
  2. Let f be analytic in D and suppose |f (z)| < 1 on D. Let a = f (0). Show that f does not vanish in {z : |z| < |a|}