7 Problems in Homework 4 - Complex Analysis | MATH 534, Assignments of Mathematics

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Math 534 Homework #4
Autumn 2008
Let D={z:|z|<1}.
1. Prove the uniqueness of the Laurent series expansion, that is if
X
n=−∞
anzn=
X
n=−∞
bnzn
for r < |z|< R then an=bnfor all n. Convergence of the series on the region is part of the
assumption.
2. Prove the following version of Weierstrass’s theorem: Suppose {Un}is an increasing sequence
of regions and suppose fnis defined and analytic on Un. If the sequence fnconverges uniformly
on compact subsets of U nUnto a function f, then fis analytic on Uand the sequence f0
n
converges to f0uniformly on compact subsets of U(even though perhaps none of the fnare defined
on all of U).
3. Suppose is a bounded region whose boundary consists of finitely many disjoint piecewise
differentiable curves. Orient so that the region lies on the left for each b oundary component
(the inner normal is i times the unit tangent vector). Prove n(, a) = 1 if a and n(, a) = 0
if aC\Ω.
4. Let Ube an open set in C. Define an equivalence relation on the points of Uby: abif and
only if there is a polygonal arc contained in Uwith edges parallel to the axes and with endpoints a
and b. Show that each equivalence class is open and closed in Uand connected and that there are
at most countably many equivalence classes. The equivalence classes are called the components of
U.
5. Prove that if a sequence of analytic p olynomials converges uniformly on a region then the
sequence converges uniformly on a simply connected region containing Ω.
6. Find all entire functions fsatisfying f(f(z)) = f(z) for all zC.
7. Find all expansions in powers of zfor
z
(z2+ 4)(z3)2(z4)
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Math 534 Homework # Autumn 2008

Let D = {z : |z| < 1 }.

  1. Prove the uniqueness of the Laurent series expansion, that is if ∑^ ∞ n=−∞

anzn^ =

∑^ ∞

n=−∞

bnzn

for r < |z| < R then an = bn for all n. Convergence of the series on the region is part of the assumption.

  1. Prove the following version of Weierstrass’s theorem: Suppose {Un} is an increasing sequence of regions and suppose fn is defined and analytic on Un. If the sequence fn converges uniformly on compact subsets of U ≡ ∪nUn to a function f , then f is analytic on U and the sequence f (^) n′ converges to f ′^ uniformly on compact subsets of U (even though perhaps none of the fn are defined on all of U ).
  2. Suppose Ω is a bounded region whose boundary consists of finitely many disjoint piecewise differentiable curves. Orient ∂Ω so that the region lies on the left for each boundary component (the inner normal is i times the unit tangent vector). Prove n(∂Ω, a) = 1 if a ∈ Ω and n(∂Ω, a) = 0 if a ∈ C \ Ω.
  3. Let U be an open set in C. Define an equivalence relation on the points of U by: a ∼ b if and only if there is a polygonal arc contained in U with edges parallel to the axes and with endpoints a and b. Show that each equivalence class is open and closed in U and connected and that there are at most countably many equivalence classes. The equivalence classes are called the components of U.
  4. Prove that if a sequence of analytic polynomials converges uniformly on a region Ω then the sequence converges uniformly on a simply connected region containing Ω.
  5. Find all entire functions f satisfying f (f (z)) = f (z) for all z ∈ C.
  6. Find all expansions in powers of z for

z (z^2 + 4)(z − 3)^2 (z − 4)

and state where each expansion converges.

  1. Does there exist a function f analytic on {z : |z| ≤ 300 }, with f (0) = 1, with 10 zeros in {z : |z| ≤ 100 } and satisfying |f (z)| < 1024 when |z| = 300? Produce such a function f or prove it does not exist.
  2. If f is holomorphic on D, satisfying |f | ≤ 10 on D and f (0) = f ′(0) = f ′′ (0) = 0, what are the possible values of f ( 34 )?
  3. Compute (^) ∫

∂D

ζ ζ − z dζ for |z| 6 = 1. In the above integral, ∂D is oriented in the usual “positive” direction. It is much easier to do this problem without explicitly parameterizing the curve.

(Challenge problem) Suppose f is a function defined on D with the property that given any three points a, b, c ∈ D, there is an analytic function g (possibly depending on a, b, c) so that |g| ≤ 1 on D and g(a) = f (a), g(b) = f (b) and g(c) = f (c). Prove that f has a complex derivative at each point of D and |f | ≤ 1. Hint: Use the two point version to prove f is continuous first.