part 3CV tutorial 4 part A Surname: Nkele StudentID: nklsip004 May 10, 2020 1 (a) w = z + 1 − 2i where z = x + iy and w = u + iv so u + iv = x + iy + 1 − 2i = (x + 1) + (y − 2)i u = x + 1 v = y − 2 so the rectangular region is then given by the figure below x = 0, y = 0, y = 1, x = 2 make up the rectangular region Figure 1: z-plane x=0:u=0+1=1 x=2:v =2+1=3 for the y values we get that y = 0 : v = 0 − 2 = −2 1 y = 1 : v = 1 − 2 = −1 so the on the w-plane the we have the figure below. Figure 2: phase plot (b) √ iπ w = 2 4 z, where z = x + iy √ π = 2(cos( + isin( π4 ))z √ √2 4 √2 = 2( 2 + i 2 )(x + iy) w = (1 + i)(x + iy) u + iv = (x − y) + (x + y)i u = x − y v = x + y ( ) u = −y x =0→ →u = -v v=y ( ) u=2−y x=2→ →u = -v+4 v =2+y ( ) u=x y=0→ →v =u v=x ) ( u=x−1 y=1→ →v = u+2 v =x+1 (1) the w-plane below is then as follows 2 Figure 3: phase plot 2 Proof. below is the figure of two concentric circles C1 and C2 , with r1 > r2 Figure 4: phase plot so if f (z) is analytic within the region R, then we have the Cauchy integral formula as 1 f (z0 ) = 2iπ I R 3 f (z) dz z − z0 (2) doing a crosscut on the above figure then gives us the following figure Figure 5: phase plot where R" = C1 U L2 U#C2 U L2 H f (z) 1 f (z0 ) = 2πi R z−z0 dz " R f (z) H H f (z) 1 dz + dz − = 2πi C1 z−z z−z L C2 0 0 1 since f (z) dz L2 z−z "0 R f (z0 ) = 1 2πi →− f (z) C1 z−z0 H R f (z) L1 z−z0 dz dz − dz − R f (z) L2 z−z0 dz then they cancel each other out to get the following results # f (z) C2 z−z0 H # f (z) z−z0 dz 3 (a) Proof. if the curve C has the length L and |f (z)| ≤ M on C then R R R C f (z)dz ≤ C |f (z)||dz| ≤ C M |dz| = M L R C f (z)dz ≤ M L (b) Proof. if f and |f (z)| < M is analytic then its derivative with respect to a is given by the Cauchy integral formula 4 n! f (a) = 2πi I n! 2πi Z n |f n (a)| ≤ ≤ M n! 2πirn+1 C |f (z)| |dz| |z − a|n+1 C |dz| rn+1 Z n!M 2πi ≤ f (z) dz (z − a)n+1 C Z M n! M n! (2πr) = n n+1 2πir r |dz| = C so |f n (a)| ≤ M n! rn 4 (a) f (z) = sin(πz 2 )+cos(πz 2 ) (z−1)(z−2) since z=1 and z=2 are on the interior of |z| = 3 then I is not 0. I I= C1 I = C1 f (z) dz + z−1 sin(πz 2 )+cos(πz 2 ) z−2 z−1 I C1 I + f (z) dz z−2 sin(πz 2 )+cos(πz 2 ) z−1 C2 z−2 = 2πif (1) + 2πif (2) 0−1 0+1 = 2πi + 2πi −1 1 2πi + 2πi = 4πi (b) f n (a) = n! 2πi I C f (z) dz (z − a)n+1 n = 3 and z = -1 f (z) = e2z 0 f (z) = 2e2z , f 2(z) = 4e2z , f 3 (z) = 8e2z I C f (z) 2πif 3 (z) 2πi(8e2(−1) ) 8πie−2 dz = = = (z + 1)4 3! 3! 3 5