Assignment-List of Examples

Ch-4 Theory of Complex Variables

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(1) Check whether the functions (i) f(z) = cosz (ii) f(z) = z (iii) f(z) = (iv) f(z) = e z (v) f(z) = z are
z
analytic or not. If analytic, find its derivative
2 2
(2) Construct the analytic function f(z)= u +iv whose real part is (i) u = x - y (ii) u = sinhx.cosy
(3) Construct the analytic function f(z)= u +iv whose imaginary part is e x siny

(4) Show that (i) u  x, y  = 4 xy - 3x  2 and (ii) u  x, y  = y 3 - 3x 2 y are Harmonic function and find its
harmonic conjugate v  x, y  .

(5) Determine the Bilinear transformation that maps the points z  1, i ,1 in z-plane onto the points
w  1, i ,  1 in w-plane respectively.
(6) Determine the Mobius transformation that maps the points z  1, i ,  1 in z-plane onto the points
w  i , 0,  i in w-plane respectively.
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(7) Evaluate   x2  iy  dz along (i) the line y = x and (ii) the curve y = x 2
0
2i
  z  dz
2
(8) Evaluate along the path (i) the line y = x / 2 and (ii) the real axis to 2 and then vertically to
0
2i
sin 2 z
(9) State the Cauchy integral formula and evaluate: c dz where C : z = 1
 
3
z-
6
ez
(10) Evaluate: c  z +12 dz where C : z = 3

e 2z
(11) Evaluate: c  z - 1 z - 2  dz where C : z = 3
Ch-5 Numerical Methods

(1) Find the positive root of equations (i) x = cosx and (ii) x3 +7x 2 + 9 = 0 correct up to four decimal places
using Newton-Raphson method.
(2) Using Secant method compute real root of equation x.e x = cosx . Use first four iterations and take x0 = 0
and x1 = 1
(3) Solve the following system of linear equations by Gauss elimination method.
x +4y - z = -5 , x + y - 6z = -12 , 3x - y - z = 4
(4) Using Gauss-Seidel method solve following linear system correct up to four decimal places.
8x - 3y+2z = 20 , 4x+11y - z = 33 , 6x+3y+12z = 35
dy
(5) Using Taylor's series method solve the I.V.P  2 y  e x , y(0) = 0 and find y at x = 0.2 .
dx
(6) Using Taylor’s series method find the value of y(0.1) correct up to four decimal places, given that
dy
= x 2 + y 2 , y(0)= 1 .
dx
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 (7) Using Picard’s method, solve y = y 2 + x, y(0) = 1 and obtain y (0.2) using first two iterations.
dy
(8) Use Picard’s method to solve = x - y, y(0)= 1 up to second approximation and find y(0.2) .
dx
y
(9) Apply Euler's method to solve I.V.P y  , y (1) = 1 and find y  2  . Use step size h = 0.2
x
(10) Apply Euler’s method to solve initial value problem y = x+ y , y (0) = 0 and find y at x = 1
dy
(11) Given = x 2  y , y(0)= 1 , find y(0.2) using Runge-Kutta second order method.
dx
dy
(12) Using Runge-Kutta second order method, solve + 2y = x , y(0)= 1 and find y(2) in two steps.
dx
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dx with n = 6 using rules of (i) Trapezoidal (ii) Simpson's 1 and (iii) Simpson’s 3
(13) Evaluate 
0 1+ x
3 8
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(14) Dividing range in to 10 equal parts, find approximate value of 0 sin x dx by (i) Trapezoidal rule and (ii)

Simpson’s 1/3 rule.

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(15) Use Trapezoidal rule to estimate  e x dx by choosing h = 0.1
0
Ch-6 Finite Differences And Difference Equations
(1) Using Newton’s forward interpolation formula, find y at x = 4 from the following table.
x: 0 5 10 15 20 25
y: 7 11 14 18 24 32
(2) Using Newton’s backward interpolation formula find the value of f 10  for the following data
f  3  24, f  5   120 , f  7   504, f 9   720, f 11  716 .
(3) Use Lagrange’s interpolation method to fit a polynomial to the following data
x -1 0 2 3
y -8 3 1 12
(4) Using Lagrange’s interpolation formula, compute y at x=0 for the following table of points.
x: -1 -2 2 4
y: -1 -9 11 69

(5) Given that log10  2.8156, log10  2.8182, log10  2.8189, log10  2.8202 . Find the value of log10 by
654 658 659 661 656

Newton’s divided difference formula.

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