MAT 461 - Test 2 Practice: Laurent Series, Residues, and Complex Integration, Exams of Mathematics

Practice problems for mat 461, focusing on laurent series, residues, and complex integration. Topics include finding laurent series centered at z = 0 and z = π for given functions, computing residues, and evaluating complex integrals. Students are expected to apply these concepts to solve problems.

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Pre 2010

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MAT 461 - Test 2 Practice
1. (a) Let f(z) = 1
z(z1) . Give the two Laurent Series centered at z= 0, one valid
0<|z|<1, one valid 1 <|z|<.
(b) Give the Laurent series centered at z=π
2for f(z) = s in z
(z
π
2)3. What is the residue
of f(z) and z=π
2?
2. Let f(z) be entire. Assume that |f(z)|> m for all complex numbers z, where mis a
positive constant. Prove that f(z) is constant.
Let Cbe the circle |z|= 2, positively oriented.
3. Compute the integral
ZC
1
z2(z3i)dz
4. Compute the integral
ZC(z1)3e1
z1dz
5. Compute the integral
ZC
e1
zcos(1
z)dz
6. Define log zwith the branch cut at π < θ < π. Compute the integral
ZC
sin(log(z+ 3))
(z4i)2dz

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MAT 461 - Test 2 Practice

  1. (a) Let f (z) = (^) z(z^1 −1). Give the two Laurent Series centered at z = 0, one valid 0 < |z| < 1, one valid 1 < |z| < ∞. (b) Give the Laurent series centered at z = π 2 for f (z) = (^) (zsin− π 2 z ) 3. What is the residue of f (z) and z = π 2?
  2. Let f (z) be entire. Assume that |f (z)| > m for all complex numbers z, where m is a positive constant. Prove that f (z) is constant.

Let C be the circle |z| = 2, positively oriented.

  1. Compute the integral (^) ∫

C

z^2 (z − 3 i)

dz

  1. Compute the integral (^) ∫

C

(z − 1)^3 e z−^11 dz

  1. Compute the integral (^) ∫

C

e

(^1) z cos(

z

)dz

  1. Define log z with the branch cut at −π < θ < π. Compute the integral

C

sin(log(z + 3)) (z − 4 i)^2

dz