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    UPSCCivilServicesMain1983-Mathematics

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    ComplexAnalysisSunderLalRetired Professor of MathematicsPanjab University

    ChandigarhJuly19,2010Question1(a)ObtaintheTaylorandLaurentseriesexpansionswhichrepresentthefunc-tion(z+z22)(z1+3)intheregions(i)|z|

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    z(z32

    )n

    (z3)n

    =3

    2n=0

    (1)n83n=0

    (1)n1

    6+n=1

    (1)n[32n+13n+1

    8]znistherequiredTaylorseriesvalidin|z|

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    2.2

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    f(z)=1+)1

    =1+3

    z(1+2z)1

    83

    (1+z3)n

    =3n=1

    2n

    zn+1n=1

    zn3nThisisvalidin2

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    n

    83

    n=0(1)n(z3(1)n53

    83(1)n3z(1+2z

    )1z8(1+z3)1

    =1+n=0

    (1)nzn+1(32n83n)Question1(b)Usethemethodofcontourintegrationtoevaluate

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    0

    1xa1+x2

    dx,0

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    1)+isin(a21))

    .

    1za1+z2dz

    0

    R2Ra11RdR2Ra1

    0asR0

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    0

    1ra1r2

    rdr2ra1

    0asr0a>0

    2

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    Hereweuse|1+z2|1|z|2=1r2.Thus

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    Rr0

    limC

    0

    f(xei)(dx)+0

    f(x)dx=0

    xa1ei(a1)1+x20

    1xa1+x2dx=dx+

    0

    f(z)dz==2i12ixa11+(x2

    cos(1(a+2cos(a1)1)+isin(a1))dx

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    (a1))2Equatingtherealpartsonbothsides,(

    1+cos(a1)+isin)

    xa10

    1+x2(a1)2

    or0

    dx=cosxa11+x2(a1)2Equatingtheimaginarypartsalsogivesusthesameanswer.Alternatesolution:In1984,question1(b),weobtained

    2sin2dx=seca

    ta1logt

    ta12

    20

    1+t20

    1+t22a

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    2sinadt+sinadt=cos

    0

    ta1logt

    1+t20

    ta11+t2

    22a2Multiplyingthefirstbycosa2

    dtcosadt=sinandthesecondbysina

    2andaddinggivesus(sinacosa2

    =cosasin

    sin(a

    aa22)

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    ta10

    1+t2(

    dt=22cos2a2+sin2a2))

    ta10

    1+t222

    =

    dt=0

    1ta1+t2dt=12sina2

    2ascalculatedbefore.Note:Inthissolutiontheadvantageisthatweavoidtheuseofthemultiplevaluedfunctionlogz,howeveritismuchlonger.3=

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    2cos(

    2

    a2)=2sec(a1)