Application of Rouche's Theorem and Singularities in Complex Analysis, Assignments of Mathematics

Four problems related to complex analysis, focusing on rouche's theorem and singularities of complex functions. The first problem establishes the fundamental theorem of algebra using rouche's theorem. The second problem finds all solutions of a specific complex equation. The third problem investigates the zeros of a particular complex function and their multiplicity. The fourth problem demonstrates that a non-removable isolated singularity of a complex function becomes an essential singularity when the function is exponentiated.

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Pre 2010

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Math 207 HW4: Problems not from Stein and Shakarchi
1. Use Rouche’s theorem to establish the fundamental theorem of algebra.
2. Find all solutions of the equation ez= 1 + 2zthat satisfy |z|<1.
3.Fix a complex number λ, with |λ|<1. For n1 .Show that
(z1)nezλhas n zeros satisfying |z1|<1
and no other zeros on the right hand half-plane. Determine the multiplicity
of the zeros.
3. If z0is a isolated singularity that is not removable of f(z) . Show that
z0is an essential singularity of ef(z).
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Math 207 HW4: Problems not from Stein and Shakarchi

  1. Use Rouche’s theorem to establish the fundamental theorem of algebra.
  2. Find all solutions of the equation ez^ = 1 + 2z that satisfy |z| < 1. 3.Fix a complex number λ, with |λ| < 1. For n ≥ 1 .Show that (z − 1)nez^ − λ has n zeros satisfying |z − 1 | < 1 and no other zeros on the right hand half-plane. Determine the multiplicity of the zeros.
  3. If z 0 is a isolated singularity that is not removable of f (z). Show that z 0 is an essential singularity of ef^ (z).

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