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1 2i
2 0
f (Rei )
0 2
1 f (z ) = 2
f (Rei )
0
1 2
f (z ) =
1 2
f (Rei )Re
0
b)Multiplying and dividing by the conjugate of the denominator we get: Reit + r R2 2irR sin t r2 = Reit r R2 2rR cos t + r2 Re Reit + r Reit r = R2 r 2 R2 2rR cos t + r2
When we take the limit n of an /an+1 , the highest order contribution comes from the terms: 1)(n+k2)...(n+1) dk (n+k n+k+1 (k1)!z0 lim = z0 k)(n+k)...(n+2) n dk (n+ n+k+1 (k1)!z
0
will be holomorphic in C D. To show that F is also holomorphic for |z | = 1, we can use Moreras theorem. Take any triangle whose interior intersects the unit circle nontrivially, and break it into smaller triangles. Some triangles will be in D or C D; the integral of F over these is 0 since F is holomorphic in these domains. Some triangles will still intersect the unit circle, but they can be made arbitrarily small, so the integral of F over them is 0 as well. This completes the proof that F is entire. It is bounded because f is bounded and nonzero in D.
dx = 2i 1 + x4
1 i/4 1 i3/4 e + e 4 4
= 2
eix x 2 + a2
We integrate over the upper semicircular contour. The integral over the semicircular vanishes by Jordans lemma, so the contour integral is equal to the residue of the pole ia:
eix ea = 2 i Res ( f ) = ai x 2 + a2 a