Math 185 Homework 3 - Spring 2008 - Prof. M. Olbermann, Assignments of Mathematics

Information about math 185 homework 3 for the spring 2008 semester. It includes exercises from sarason's textbook, ii.8 and ii.15, with reminders and solutions for some of them. Students are expected to write complete english sentences for their proofs and explanations, and justify each step in their solutions.

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Dr. Martin Olbermann Math 185
Due: Wednesday, Feb. 13, in class Spring 2008
Homework 3
Proofs and explanations should always be written using complete English sen-
tences. You should always explain and justify each of the steps in your solution, unless
otherwise noted. Write your name and ”Math 114” on the top right of the first page.
1. Sarason, II.8, exercises 1 and 2.
2. Sarason, II.15, exercises 1 and 3.
Remarks:
In exercise 1, it may help to think of the holomorphic function which sends zto z3.
The solution of exercise 1 generalizes to polynomials of higher degree.
In exercise 3, uis not defined at (0,0).
3. Sarason, II.15, exercise 4.
4. Sarason, II.16, exercises 1 and 2.

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Dr. Martin Olbermann Math 185 Due: Wednesday, Feb. 13, in class Spring 2008

Homework 3

Proofs and explanations should always be written using complete English sen- tences. You should always explain and justify each of the steps in your solution, unless otherwise noted. Write your name and ”Math 114” on the top right of the first page.

  1. Sarason, II.8, exercises 1 and 2.
  2. Sarason, II.15, exercises 1 and 3. Remarks: In exercise 1, it may help to think of the holomorphic function which sends z to z^3. The solution of exercise 1 generalizes to polynomials of higher degree. In exercise 3, u is not defined at (0, 0).
  3. Sarason, II.15, exercise 4.
  4. Sarason, II.16, exercises 1 and 2.