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Assignment #3
Due: 5PM, Wednesday September 25, 2013
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The problems at the end of the chapters in Brown and Churchill are excellent training. If you want to
master the material, I recommend that you attempt a minimum of 3 questions from each chapter.
1. For each of the following sets, determine the accumulation points. Prove your assertion using the
denition of accumulation point.
(a) {z : |z| = 1}
(b) {a
i,:
: : Z, 0 < :}
(c) {a
ij
: j Q, 1 < j < 1}
2. Prove that the complement of a closed set is open. (That is, if C is closed, prove that C\ is
open. )
3. Use the denition of a limit to prove the following:
(a) lim
zz
0
(z z
0
)| (z) = 0 if, and only if || (z)| is bounded on some neighbourhood of z
0
;
(b) If lim
zz
0
| (z) = u
0
, then lim
zz
0
|| (z)| = |u
0
|.
Hint: Use the following consequence of the triangle inequality: ||c| |||| |c ||.
(c) lim
zi
1
zi
=
Hint: Use the denition of -neighbourhood of to prove this.
4. Derive an expression for the derivative of z
:
, when : is a positive integer from the limit denition
of derivative using the binomial formula.
5. For the following functions, determine an expression for the derivative or prove that it does not exist:
(a) | (z) = z
(b) | (z) = arg(z)
Dr. M. Mishna, Fall 2013 1
MATH 322 Complex Analysis
Fall 2013
Assignment #3
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