Complex Variables Homework 7, Christopher Newport University, Math 355-01 - Prof. P. P. Kh, Assignments of Mathematics

The seventh homework assignment for the complex variables course offered by the department of mathematics at christopher newport university during the spring term 2007. The assignment includes various complex integral evaluations using contours and logarithmic functions, as well as a problem from page 133 and an instruction to apply partial fractions for the evaluation of certain integrals over the unit circle.

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Department of Mathematics
Christopher Newport University
Math 355-01 Complex Variables Spring Term 2007
Homework # 7
Due Friday March 23, 2007
1. Evaluate each integral, where the the path is any contour between the indicated limits of integration:
(a) Zπ+i
i
sin(z
2)dz
(b) Zi
0
z ezdz
2. Do problem # 4 on page 133.
3. Let Cbe the lower half of the circle centered at the origin with radius 2 ,and with positive orientation. Evlauate
RC
1
zdz
Use the following branch of log z
log z= ln r+i θ (r > 0,π
2< θ < 5π
2)
4. Let Cbe the unit circle centered at the origin with positive orientation (counterclockwise). Evaluate each integral
(Hint: Use partial fractions.)
(a) ZC
1
z(z+ 2) dz
(b) ZC
1
z2(z+ 2) dz

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Department of Mathematics Christopher Newport University

Math 355-01 Complex Variables Spring Term 2007 Homework # 7 Due Friday March 23, 2007

  1. Evaluate each integral, where the the path is any contour between the indicated limits of integration:

(a)

∫ (^) π+ i

i

sin( z 2

) dz

(b)

∫ (^) i

0

z ez^ dz

  1. Do problem # 4 on page 133.
  2. Let C be the lower half of the circle centered at the origin with radius 2 , and with positive orientation. Evlauate

∫ C

z

dz

Use the following branch of log z

log z = ln r + i θ ( r > 0 ,

π 2 < θ <

5 π 2

  1. Let C be the unit circle centered at the origin with positive orientation (counterclockwise). Evaluate each integral (Hint: Use partial fractions.)

(a)

C

z (z + 2)

dz

(b)

C

z^2 (z + 2)

dz