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5.1 • THE COMPLEX EXPONENTIAL FUNCTION 161

(c) Precisely where should the images of the points ±i7r be located?


  1. Verify Equations (5-3) and (5-4).

  2. Express e• in the form u +iv for the following values of z.


(a) -3•.
(b)
(c) - 4 + 5i.
(d)-l+i^3 ;.
(e) 1 + i^5 ;.
(f) i -2i.


  1. Find all values of z for which t he following equations hold.


(a) e• = - 4.
(b) e• = 2 + 2 i.
(c) e' = J3 -i.

(d) e• = - 1 +iV3.

6. P rove that I exp (z^2 ) I :5 exp (lzl^2 ) for all z. Where does equality hold?


  1. Show that exp (z + i7r) =exp (z - i7r) holds for all z.

  2. Express exp (z^2 ) and exp(~) in the Cartesian form u(x, y) +iv (x, y).

  3. Explain why


(a) exp (z) =exp z holds for all z.
(b) exp (z) is nowhere a nalytic.


  1. Show that le- • I < 1 iff Re (z) > O.

  2. Verify that


(a) z -lim 0 •'-z^1 = 1.


(b) :;:-i1f lim e'±l Z-l ?f = -1.

12. Show that f (z) = ze' is a nalytic for all z by showing that its real and imaginary
parts satisfy the Cauchy-Riemann sufficient conditions for d ifferentiability.


  1. Find the derivatives of the following.


(a) e".
(b) z^4 exp (z^3 ).
(c) e<<>+•bl•.

(d)exp(~).
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