Complex Analysis Exam: Problems and Solutions, Summaries of Complex analysis

The final exam questions and solutions for a complex analysis course. The exam covers topics such as analytic functions, limits, power series expansions, and sequences of complex numbers. Students are required to prove theorems, find limits, and expand functions into power series. The document also includes hints and suggestions for solving the problems.

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Complex Analysis - Final exam
Duration: 90 minutes
Documents and electronic devices are forbidden.
All the answers should be properly justified and explained.
The percentage of the grade awarded on each question is specified between parenthesis.
Each question will be graded independently: do not hesitate to skip some of them.
Exercise 1 : (20 %) Let r, s R>0. Let fbe an analytic function defined on D(0, r) and
gbe an analytic function defined on D(0, s). Prove that f+gis analytic on D(0,min(r, s))
where min(r, s) is the minimum of rand s.
Exercise 2 : We want to study the limit of
X
nN
zn.
1. (10 %) Prove that the function
f(z) =
X
n=0
zn
is well defined and infinitely differentiable on D(0,1/2).
2. (5 %) Prove that, for zD(0,1/2),
f(z) = 1
1z.
3. (10 %) Is it true that for every zCsuch that z6= 1
X
n=0
zn=1
1z?
Justify your answer.
4. (15 %) Let aC\ {0}. Using f, express the function fadefined around 0 by
fa(z) = 1
az
as an analytic function of the form
X
n=0
bnzn.
Give an rRwith r > 0 such that this series converges on D(0, r) (rcan depend
on a).
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Complex Analysis - Final exam

Duration: 90 minutes Documents and electronic devices are forbidden. All the answers should be properly justified and explained. The percentage of the grade awarded on each question is specified between parenthesis. Each question will be graded independently: do not hesitate to skip some of them.

Exercise 1 : (20 %) Let r, s ∈ R> 0. Let f be an analytic function defined on D(0, r) and g be an analytic function defined on D(0, s). Prove that f +g is analytic on D(0, min(r, s)) where min(r, s) is the minimum of r and s.

Exercise 2 : We want to study the limit of

n∈N

zn.

  1. (10 %) Prove that the function

f (z) =

∑^ ∞

n=

zn

is well defined and infinitely differentiable on D(0, 1 /2).

  1. (5 %) Prove that, for z ∈ D(0, 1 /2),

f (z) =

1 − z

  1. (10 %) Is it true that for every z ∈ C such that z 6 = 1

∑^ ∞

n=

zn^ =

1 − z

Justify your answer.

  1. (15 %) Let a ∈ C \ { 0 }. Using f , express the function fa defined around 0 by

fa(z) =

a − z

as an analytic function of the form

∑^ ∞

n=

bnzn.

Give an r ∈ R with r > 0 such that this series converges on D(0, r) (r can depend on a).

  1. (20 %) Deduce an expression of the function g defined around 0 by

g(z) =

z^2 + iz + 2

as an analytic function of the form

∑^ ∞

n=

cnzn.

Give an r′^ ∈ R with r′^ > 0 such that this series converges on D(0, r′).

Hint: Write g(z) =

m 1 a 1 − z

m 2 a 2 − z

for some m 1 , m 2 , a 1 , a 2 ∈ C. You can use freely the result of Exercise 1.

Exercise 3 : Let (an)n∈N be a sequence of complex numbers and r ∈ R> 0 such that

n∈N

|an|rn

converges.

  1. (10 %) Prove that the following functions are well defined and infinitely differen- tiable on D(0, r):

f (z) =

∑^ ∞

n=

anzn^ ; g(z) =

∑^ ∞

n=

an− 1 n

zn.

  1. (10 %) Find all the antiderivatives of f on D(0, r).