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Elementary Functions 249


2. Let w = l/z with z = x + iy, w = u +iv. Show that x = u/(u^2 + v^2 ),


y = -v /( u^2 + v^2 ), and prove analytically the properties of the function
w = 1 / z concerning the transformation of straight lines and circles by
substitution of these formulas into the general equation of a circle in
the xy-plane, namely,

a(x^2 + y^2 ) +bx+ cy + d = 0
which contains the equation of a straight line for a = 0.


  1. Show that the function w = r^2 /z, with r > 0, defines a pure inversion
    with respect to the circle lzl = r.

  2. Find the bilinear transfo~mation that maps the points 3, 1, 2 - i into
    the points 0, -2, -i, respectively.


5. Find the bilinear transformation that maps the points 1, i, -1 into the


points 0, 1, oo, respectively. Show that this transformation maps the
disk lzl .:S 1 onto the half-plane Im w 2:: 0.
*6. Show that w = ~:t~ maps Im z 2:: 0 onto Im w 2:: 0 iff the coefficients


a, b, c, d, are all real and ad - be > 0.

*7. Show that w = ei°'[(z - /3)/(/3z - 1)], a real, 1/31 < 1, maps the disk


lzl .:S 1 onto lwl .:S 1.


  1. Find the fixed points of each of the following transformations.
    z+2
    (a) w = -z + 4i (b) w =
    z
    ( c) w = 2z z + - 1 2 (d) w = 3z 4z + 2 - 1
    z 3z-4
    ( e) w = 2z - 1 ( f) w = z - 1

  2. Find the multiplier for the transformations in problem 8, and express
    those transformations in terms of the multiplier. Hint: First normalize
    each transformation so that ad - be = 1.

  3. Classify each of the following transformations.
    z z+i
    (a) w= 2z+l (b) w= 3z+(1+3i)
    (c)w= (2+i)z+l (d)w= (1/^2 +i)z+l
    4z + (2 - i)^1 / 4 z + (% - i)
    (e) w= (l+i)z+l
    z + (1-i)

  4. A transformation T is said to be an involution when T^2 = I, I being
    the identical transformation. Find the condition to be satisfied by the
    coefficients of w = ( az + b) / ( cz + d), with ad - be = 1, in order for the
    transformation to be an involution.

  5. The cross ratio of four points in the complex plane can be written in 24
    different ways, depending on the order in which the points are taken.

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