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14. Let C be a simple closed contour and suppose that f is analytic on

C U Ext C, and that limz-+oo f ( z) = L. Prove that if a E Ext C*,

we have

~ J f(z)dz = f(a)-L


27TZ Z - a

c-


and if a E Int C*, then

_l J f(z)dz = L


27Ti z - a
c+
In the first formula c- denotes the contour C described once in
the negative direction (this formula is"called Cauchy's integral for an
unbounded region).

15. Suppose that C and f satisfy the conditions stated in problem 14 and,

in addition, assume that 0 E Int C*. Show that

_l j af(z) dz={O
27Ti az-z^2 f(a)
c+


  1. Prove formula (7.17-10).


if a E Int C*
if a E Ext C*

17. (a) Show that a function f E C^1 (A), A open, can be approximated at

a point z E A by a function analytic at z with error

where ( = e + i17 and j) = { (: IC - zl :::; p} c A.
(b) Let ti= ma1C lfi;(()I be called the deviation off from analyticity
(ED
in fJ. Show that IEI :::; 2tip.

18. Let f be analytic on and within a simple closed contour C. Suppose

that maxzEC lf(z)I = M. Prove that lf(z)I:::; M for any z E IntC*.

Hint: Let r = d(z, C*) and n a positive integer. Show that lf(zW :::;

Mn /27rr. Then take the nth root on both sides and let n --t oo.

7.20 Integrals of Cauchy Type


Definition 7.11 Integrals of the form


J


f(()d(

(-z
'"'(
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