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Material Type: Exam; Class: COMPLEX ANALYSIS; Subject: Mathematics; University: University of Washington - Seattle; Term: Autumn 2008;
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Midterm Math 534 Autumn 2008
Do as many problems as you can. I don’t expect anyone will be able to do them all. Complete problems are worth more than several half completed problems. Leave some time at the end of the hour to reread your solutions to eliminate errors. If you use a theorem with a name, please be sure to give the name of the theorem you are using and to indicate that you’ve checked the hypotheses.
|f (z)| ≤ (^) |z C−^1 1 | 2 + (^) |z C−^2 2 |
for all z 6 = 1, 2. Prove that there are constants a and b so that
f (z) = (^) (z −a 1) 2 + (^) z −b 1 + (^) z −c 2.
f (z + 1) = Cf (z),
where C is a real constant. Show that there are constants a and b such that
f (z) = aebz^.
p∗(z) = znp
z
= a 0 zn^ + a 1 zn−^1 +... + an.
Let q(z) = a 0 p(z) − anp∗(z). Prove that if |an| < |a 0 | then the number of zeros of p equals the number of zeros of q in the open unit disk. Hint: z = 1/z when |z| = 1. (The degree of q is smaller than the degree of p. A more elaborate version of this result can be used to count the number of zeros of p in the disk.)