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The final exam for math 421, a university-level course in complex analysis, held in spring 2005. The exam covers various topics such as taylor series, laurent series, contour integrals, and singularities. Students are required to solve problems related to finding derivatives, evaluating integrals, and determining singularities.
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Solve problem 1 and only 7 out of problems 2 to 9. If you solve all 9, then problem 9 will not be graded. Please fill in: Please do not grade Problem number. Show all your work. Credit will not be given for an answer without a justification. Calculators may not be used in this exam.
tan(z) = z +
z^3 +
z^5 + · · · terms of order at least seven. (1)
a) Evaluate the fifth derivative tan(5)(0) with as little calculations as possible.
b) Find the principal part at z = 0 of the function f (z) =
(1 + z) tan(z) z^5
c) Find all the singularities of f (z) (given in part b) in the disk D = {|z| < 4 } and determine their type (isolated, removable, pole of what order, essential).
d) Find the residue at each isolated singularity in D.
C
z^5 1 − z^3
dz, where C is the circle of radius 2, centered at 0, and traversed counterclockwise.
2 z + 1 z^2 + z − 2
z − 1
z + 2 centered at 0 and determine its radius of convergence. Justify your answer.
b) Find the Laurent series of the function f (z), given in part a), valid in the annulus 1 < |z| < 2.
∫ (^2) π
0
dθ 2 + cos(θ)
Show all your work!
Rlim→∞
SR
z^2 dz 1 + z^4
Hint: Find first an upper bound for the integral.
c) If f is a non-constant entire function and |f (z)| ≤ 2, for every z on the unit circle {z : |z| = 1}, then f must map the unit disk {z : |z| < 1 } into the disk {z : |z| < 2 }.
d) There exists an entire function, whose real part is ex+y.
∫ (^) ∞
0
x^2 x^4 + 1
dx.