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The document outlines a tutorial set for Complex Analysis, Spring 2025, with five problems focused on analytic functions, integrals, and theorems such as Gauss's mean value theorem. It includes proofs related to analytic functions, the continuity of complex-valued functions, and properties of entire functions. Additionally, it presents a specific integral problem involving a function defined on a closed curve in the complex plane.

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Tutorial 4

The document outlines a tutorial set for Complex Analysis, Spring 2025, with five problems focused on analytic functions, integrals, and theorems such as Gauss's mean value theorem. It includes proofs related to analytic functions, the continuity of complex-valued functions, and properties of entire functions. Additionally, it presents a specific integral problem involving a function defined on a closed curve in the complex plane.

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Tutorial Set-4

Complex Analysis, Spring 2025

1. Assume f (z) is analytic and satisfies the inequality

|f (z) − 1| < 1,

throughout a domain D. Prove that

f 0 (z)
Z
dz = 0,
C f (z)

for every closed curve C in D.

2. Let f be a continuous complex-valued function on [0, 1], and define the function g by
Z 1
g(z) := f (t)etz dt (z ∈ C).
0

Prove that g(z) is analytic in the entire complex plane.


3. Suppose that f (z) is analytic in the closed disc {z : |z| ≤ R} where R > 0 fixed.
(a) Prove Gauss mean value theorem, that
Z 2π
1
f Reiθ dθ.

f (0) =
2π 0

(b) Prove that for every n ∈ N ∪ {0}, we have


Z 2π
n!
f (n) (0) ≤ f Reiθ

dθ.
2πRn 0

(c) By first expressing the integral in polar coordinates, show that


Z
f (x + iy)dxdy = πR2 f (0).
{z:|z|≤R}

4. If f is entire and there exists M > 0 with

|f (z)| > M, z ∈ C,

then f is constant.
5. If
z 2 + 3z − 7
Z
f (a) = dz, |a| =
6 4.
{|z|=4} (z − a)2

Then determine f (a) and also f 0 (1 ± i).

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