1549312215-Complex_Analysis_for_Mathematics_and_Engineering_5th_edition__Mathews

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5.4 • TRIGONOMETRIC AND HYPERBOLIC FUNCTIONS 187

(h) cosh if.
(i) cosh (^4 ~'") •
7. Find the derivatives of the following, and state where they are defined.

(a) sin(~).
(b) z tan z.
(c) secz^2 •
(d) z csc^2 z.
(e) z sinh z.
(f) coshz^2.
(g) z tan z.


  1. Show that


(a) sin.Z = sinz holds for all z.
(b) sin z is nowhere analytic.
(c) cosh:Z = coshz holds for all z.
( d) cosh z is nowhere analytic.


  1. Show that
    (a) lim coo z- 1 = o.
    z-0 z


(b) Jim tan ( xo + iy) = i, where xo is any fixed real number.

Y-+oo


  1. Find all values of z for which each equation holds.


(a) sinz = cosh4.
(b) cosz = 2.
(c) sinz = isinhl.
(d) sinhz = ~·
(e) coshz = 1.

1 1. Show that the zeros of sinz are at z = mr, where n is an integer.


12. Use Equation (5-36) to show that, for z = x + iy, lsinh YI ~ !sin z l ~ cosh y.


  1. Use Identities (5-36) and (5-37) to help establish the inequality !cos zl^2 + lsin z l^2 ;:::
    1, and show that equality holds iff z is a real number.

  2. Show that the mapping w = sin z


(a) maps the y-axis one-to-one and onto the v-axis.
(b) maps the ray { (x, y) : x = f, y > 0} one-to-one and onto t he ray
{(u,v): u > 1, v = O}.
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