Mathematics Homework: Convergence of Power Series and Complex Analysis, Assignments of Mathematics

A list of mathematical problems for homework. Topics include finding the radius of convergence of power series, proving or disproving convergence relationships, and evaluating complex functions. Students are expected to use concepts of complex analysis and power series.

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HOMEWORK 2.
Due Friday, February 13.
1. Find the radius of convergence
P
n=0
(n+an)zn, where aC.
2. Let R1,R2, and Rdenote the radii of convergence of Panzn,Pbnzn, and
Panbnzn, resp. Prove or disprove: R1R2R.
3. Suppose that the radius of convergence of Panznis 1 and that the finite
limit lim
r1
Panrnexists. Prove or disprove: the series Panconverges.
4. Suppose that u(x, y) and v(x, y) are continuous and have continuous par-
tial derivatives of first order at z0=x0+iy0. If f=u+iv and the limit
limh0|f(z0+h)f(z0)|/|h|exists, then either for ¯
f(= uiv) has derivative
at z0.
5. Prove or disprove: |sin z| 1 for all zC.
6. Find the error in the following reasoning (ascribed to J. Bernoulli): (z)2=
z2so 2 log(z) = 2 log zand therefore log(z) = log z.
7. Compute (3+4i)1+i.
8. Determine the analytic function fif |f|= (x2+y2)ex.

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HOMEWORK 2.

Due Friday, February 13.

  1. Find the radius of convergence

n=

(n + an)zn, where a ∈ C.

  1. Let R 1 , R 2 , and R denote the radii of convergence of

anzn,

∑ bnzn, and anbnzn, resp. Prove or disprove: R 1 R 2 ≤ R.

  1. Suppose that the radius of convergence of ∑^ anzn^ is 1 and that the finite limit (^) rlim→ 1 −^ ∑^ anrn^ exists. Prove or disprove: the series ∑^ an converges.
  2. Suppose that u(x, y) and v(x, y) are continuous and have continuous par- tial derivatives of first order at z 0 = x 0 + iy 0. If f = u + iv and the limit limh→ 0 |f (z 0 + h) − f (z 0 )|/|h| exists, then either f or f¯ (= u − iv) has derivative at z 0.
  3. Prove or disprove: | sin z| ≤ 1 for all z ∈ C.
  4. Find the error in the following reasoning (ascribed to J. Bernoulli): (−z)^2 = z^2 so 2 log(−z) = 2 log z and therefore log(−z) = log z.
  5. Compute (−3 + 4i)1+i.
  6. Determine the analytic function f if |f | = (x^2 + y^2 )ex.