Math 5283 Homework Set 1, Fall 2006: Problems and References - Prof. Mahdi Asgari, Assignments of Mathematics

A list of homework problems for math 5283, a university-level mathematics course, due on september 1, 2006. The problems cover various topics from the textbook 'complex analysis' by ahlfors, including showing that the principal-value argument function is not continuous, proving that the complex numbers do not form an ordered field, and demonstrating the equivalence of the epsilon-delta definition and sequence definition of a limit. References to specific problems in the textbook are provided.

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Math 5283, HW Set 1, Fall 2006
Due: Friday, September 1, 2006
1. (D. Ullrich’s book, Appendix A2) Show that the principal-value argument
function
Arg : C\ {0} (π, π]
which assings to any non-zero complex number its unique argument in (π, π]
in not a continous function.
2. Show that Cis not an ordered field.
3. Page 9, Problem 3 and Page 11, Problem 1 in Ahlfors.
4. Page 9, Problem 5 in Ahlfors.
5. Page 17, Problem 5 in Ahlfors.
6. Page 20, Problem 1 in Ahlfors.
7. Show that the -δdefinition of limzaf(z) = Ais equivalent to the sequence
definition.
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Math 5283, HW Set 1, Fall 2006

Due: Friday, September 1, 2006

  1. (D. Ullrich’s book, Appendix A2) Show that the principal-value argument function Arg : C \ { 0 } → (−π, π]

which assings to any non-zero complex number its unique argument in (−π, π] in not a continous function.

  1. Show that C is not an ordered field.
  2. Page 9, Problem 3 and Page 11, Problem 1 in Ahlfors.
  3. Page 9, Problem 5 in Ahlfors.
  4. Page 17, Problem 5 in Ahlfors.
  5. Page 20, Problem 1 in Ahlfors.
  6. Show that the -δ definition of limz→a f (z) = A is equivalent to the sequence definition.