Math 412: Group Work Solutions for Spring 2009 - Prof. Scott Annin, Assignments of Mathematics

The solutions to group work #7 for math 412, a university-level mathematics course, which includes three problems related to complex analysis. Students are required to use the cauchy-riemann equations to determine differentiability, evaluate derivatives at specific points, and find singular points of a complex function. The document also explores the condition for a complex function to be entire and real-valued.

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Math 412 Group Work #7 Spring 2009
Problem 1. Let
f(z) = x2+y2+i(2xy).
(a): Use the Cauchy-Riemann equations to determine where fis differentiable.
(b): Evaluate the derivative at the points z0where f0(z0) exists.
(c): Determine all singular points of the function f.
Problem 2. Suppose that f:CCis an entire, real-valued function. Show that f
must be a constant function.
Problem 3. Suppose that f(x+iy) = u(x, y) + iv(x, y). For what relations among
the real constants a, b, c, d with
u(x, y) = ax3+bx2y+cxy2+dy3
can v(x, y) be defined so that fis an entire function?

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Math 412 Group Work #7 Spring 2009

Problem 1. Let f (z) = x^2 + y^2 + i(2xy).

(a): Use the Cauchy-Riemann equations to determine where f is differentiable.

(b): Evaluate the derivative at the points z 0 where f ′(z 0 ) exists.

(c): Determine all singular points of the function f.

Problem 2. Suppose that f : C → C is an entire, real-valued function. Show that f must be a constant function.

Problem 3. Suppose that f (x + iy) = u(x, y) + iv(x, y). For what relations among the real constants a, b, c, d with

u(x, y) = ax^3 + bx^2 y + cxy^2 + dy^3

can v(x, y) be defined so that f is an entire function?