1549312215-Complex_Analysis_for_Mathematics_and_Engineering_5th_edition__Mathews

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336 CHAPTER 8 • RESIDUE THEORY



  1. Let g (z) = z^6 - 5z^4 + 10.


(a) Show that there are no zeros in lzl < 1.
(b) Show that there are four zeros in lzl < 2.
(c) Show that there are six zeros in lzl < 3.


  1. Let g(z) = 3z^3 - 2iz^2 +iz - 7.


(a) Show that there are no zeros in lzl < 1.
(b) Show that there are three zeros in I zl < 2.


  1. Use Rouche's theorem to prove the fundamental theorem of algebra. Hint: For
    the polynomial g (z) = ao + a1z+ · · · + G.n- 1z"-^1 + a,.z", let f (z) = -a.,,z". Show
    that, for points z on the circle CR (0),


I


f (z) + 9 (z) I laol + la1I +···+Ian-ii
f (z) < lanl R '

and conclude that the right side of this inequality is less than 1 when R is large.


  1. Suppose that h (z) is analytic and nonzero and lh (z)I < 1 for z E D 1 (0). Prove
    that the function g(z) = h(z) - z" has n zeros inside the unit circle C 1 (0).

  2. Suppose that f (z) is analytic inside and on the simple closed contour C. If f (z)
    is a one-to-one function at points z on C , then prove that f (z) is one-te>-one inside
    C. Hint: Consider the image of C.

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