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The document outlines the examination structure for various mathematics courses at the University of Delhi, including topics covered in Field Theory, Complex Analysis, Measure and Integration, and Differential Equations. Each course has specific questions and marks allocated, with instructions on compulsory questions and the number of questions to attempt. The content includes proofs, definitions, and problem-solving related to advanced mathematical concepts.

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Your Roll Number:

Department of Mathematics, University of Delhi


M.A./M.Sc. Mathematics Examinations, April 2023
Part ISemester I, Unique Paper Code : 223501101
MMATH18-101:Field Theory

Maximum Marks: 70
Time: 3 hours
Instructions: " Question 1 is compulsory and attempt any Four questions
from the rest. Al questions carry equal marks.

Does this 2+2 Marks


(1) (a) Prove that every degree two field extension is normal.
hold for degree three extensions? Justify.
(b) For a prime numberp, find the normal closure of the extension (3 Marks]
Q(p4)/Q.
(c) Show that an algebraic extension of Z; is perfect. (3 Marks]
(d) Show that F(w)/F is an abelian extension where F is a field of (2 Marks]
characteristic zero and w, a primitive n-th root of unity.
(2 Marks
(e) Find a polynomial equation over a field which is not solvable by
radicals, using the fact that S, is not solvable for >5.

(2) (a) Prove that every finite field extension is algebraic. Does the 2+2 Marks
converse hold? Justify.
(b) Define a normal extension. Prove that a finite extension F/k /+3+6 Marks
normal if and only if it is a minimal splitting field of a polynomial
over k.

(3) (a) Prove that a field k is perfect if and only if every algebraic ex [6 Marks]
tension over it, is separable.
(b) Show that any two minimal splitting fields of a set of polynomials [8 Marks
over a field k are isomorphic.

(4) (a) State and prove Dedekind's lemma. Also deduce that there are 5+3 Marks]
atmost n k-automorphisms of Fwhen the degree (F: k] = n.
(b) Let k(t) be the the field of rational functions in the indeterminate (6 Marks]
t over a field k of characteristic zero, Does there exist a bijection
between subgroups of the group of all k-automorphisms and the
subfields of k(t) ? Justify your answer.

(5) (a) Prove that the cyclotomic polynomial , is irreducible over Q. [6+2 Marks]
This polynomial may no longer remain irreducible over F, under
some divisibility condition. Justify with a suitable example.
(b) Prove that every finite extension of a finite field is Galois with (6 Marks
cyclicGalois group.
MMATH18-101: Field Theory 2

(6) (a) Let f(z) be separable polynomial over the field k. Show that [7 Marks)
f(¢) is irreducible over k if and only if its group acts transitively
on the roots.
(b) Show that when k contains a primitive ph root of 1, p prime, 5+2 Marks
then either g - a, is irreducible over k or it splits completely
into linear factors. Does it hold for any arbitrary field k? Justify.

(7) (a) Prove that a polynomial equation f = 0over a field k of charac (7 Marks]
teristic 0is soluble by radicals if the group of f is soluble.
(b) Construct an equation which is irreducible over Qof degree n 2 1 [7 Marks]
with group, the symmetric group of degree r.
Roll Number:

M.A./M.Sc. Mathematics Examinations, April-2023


MMATH18-102: COMPLEX ANALYSIS
(UPC NO. 223501102)
Time: 3 Hours Maximum Marks: 70

Instructions: " Attempt FIVE questions in all. Question 1 is compulsory.


" All symbols have their usual meaning unless otherwise specified.

Q1. (a) Suppose that f: G’Cis a branch of the logarithm and n is an (3 Marks)
integer. Prove that z =exp(nf(z))for all z in G.
(b) Let y(t) =eit for 0 <t<27. Findzdz
J for every integer n. (3 Marks)
(c) Letf be analytic on D:= B(0;1)cCand suppose |f(z)| < 1 for (3 Marks]
|z <1. Show that |f'(0)| < 1.
(d) Expand f(z) . i naLaurent series valid for l< |zl < 2. (3 Marks]
(e) State Schwarz's Lemma. (2 Marks]

Q2. (a) Let z1, Z,Z3, 24 be four distinct points in Coo. Showthat (z1, ~2, Z3, Z4) 8 Marks
is a real number and only if all four points lie on a circle.
(b) Let G be open and connected, andf:G’C is differentiable with (4+2 Marks)
f'(z) = 0 for all zEG. Show that f is constant. Can we drop the
connectedness assumption on G in this result? Justify.

Q3. (a) Let f:G ’C be analytic in an open set containing the closure of [8 Marks]
a ball B(a; r), r > 0. If y(t) = a+ re, 0<t<27, then show that
for 2 a <r
;:

f(2) =ri
1
f(w) -dw.
w-z
(b) Let G be open in C and let y be a rectifiable path in G with initial [6 Marks]
and end points a: and ß respectively. If f :G C is a continuous
function with a primitive F:G’C then show that

f- F(9) - F(a).
Q4. (a) If % and are two rectifiablecurves in G from a tob, and o and [8 Marks)
are fized-end-point homotopic then show that for any function f
analytic in G,

(b) Suppose thatf:G’Cis analytic and one-one. Show thatf [6 Marks]


preserves angles at each point z in G.
MMATH18-102 : Complex Analysis
(UPC N0. 223501102) -2

25. (a) Let G be an open set and let f:G’Cbe a differentiable function. (8 Marks]
Show that f is analytic on G.
(b) Let fhas an essential singularity at z = a. Show that for every (6 Marksl
8>0, the set f[ann(a; 0, 5)] is dense in C.
Q6. (a) State the Residue Theorem. Use it to evaluate (2+6 Marks
(b) Let f be analytic in a neighborhood of D. If |f(2)| <1 for |2| = 1, (6 Marks
show that there is a uniquez with |2 < 1and f(z) = z. If |\f(z)|<1
for |z| = l, what can you say?

Q7. (a) Let G be a bounded open set in C, and suppose f is a continuous 5+3 Marks
function on G which is analytic in G. Show that
max{|f(3)|:zeG} =max{|f(2)|: zE 0G}.
Can we drop the boundedness assumption on G in this result? Jus
tify your answer.
(b) Suppose |f(z)| <1for |z|<land f is analytic. By considering [6 Marks]
the function g :D’ Ddefined by
f(z) -a
g(z) =
1 - af(z)
where a= f(0), prove that
If(O)| + |2|
1-|f(0)|l2| 1+|f(0)|2|
for (z|< 1.

*ik**k
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M.A./M.Sc. Mathematics Examinations, April 2023


Part I, Sem. I
MMATH18-103: Measure and Integration
Unique Paper Code-223501103

Time: 3 hr Maximum Marks: 70

Instructions: Attempt Five questions in all All questions carry equal marks
"Question No. 1 is COMPULSORY"Symbols have their usual meaning.

(Question No. 1is Compulsory)


(1) (a) Show that if f is ameasurable function and (E) = 0, then [ fdu =0. (2 Marks
E

(b) For each nE N, let fa(z) = c" + , z E R. Is sup f, measurable? (3 Marks]


Justify your answer. b
(c) Show that if f is integrable, then fdr = lim lim fdz. (3 Marks)
(d) Letf: 0,1 ’ R be given by f(z) =0 if z¬ Qn0, 1], f(z) = 1 [3 Marks]
if z EQn 0, 1). Find the four derivatives at any rational number in
[0, 1].
(e) Show that if (X, S, u) is a finite measure space and 0 <p<g< 0, [3 Marks]
then L() C IP(4).

(Answer any FOUR questions from Q. No. 2 to Q. No. )


(2) (a) Show that a set E C R is measurable if and only if there exists a [7 Marks)
Gs-set GE such that m'(G- E) =0.
(b) Let f be a measurable function. Define essential supremum and 2+5=7
essential infimum of f. Show that f ess sup f a.e. Marks)
(3) (a) Show that if M and P(R) denote the o-algebra of Lebesgue measur [7 Marks]
able sets and the power set of R, respectively, then M# P(R).
(b) Show that if f is finite-valued monotonically increasing function de [7Marks)
fined on the fnite interval [a, b], then f' is measurable and f'dr s
f(0) - f(@).
(4) (a) Show that if f and g are non-negative measurable functions, then
(i) J fdr < [ fdz for any measurable sets A, B with ASB. (2 Marks)
A
(i) fafdz = a f fdz for all a > 0. 5 Marks
(b) Show that if f is a bounded and measurable function on the finite (7 Marks)
interval a, bl, and e > 0, then there exists a continuous function g
vanishing outside a finite interval such that If- gldr<e.
MMATH18-103: Measure and Integration
Unique Paper Code-223501103 - 2

n'zeda = 0. [5 Marks]
(5) (a) Show that if a > 0, then lim ( 1+22
measurable. Is the 3+ 4 =
(b) Show that if f E BVa, b], a, bE R, then f is 7Marks)
converse true? Justify your answer.
which is not a o (2 Marks]
(c) Give an example with justification of a g-ring
algebra.
(6) (a) Show that if F is absolutely continuous on the finite
interval a, b), [5 Marks]
then F is an indefinite integral.
2 Ba (3+1+2=6
(b) Let {O&}Rbe a sequence of non-negativenumbers and u(E) = nEE Marks]
for all ECN. Show that (N, P(N), p) isa measure space, where P(N)
Under what
is the power set of N. Is åcomplete? Justify your answer.
condition(s) u turns out to be a o-finite measure? Explain.
(c) Let <fa > be a sequence of measurable functions on [X,S, ul which (3 Marks
is fundamental in
is convergent to f in measure. Prove that < f>
measure.

func (2+4 -6
(7) (a) Give an example, with justification, of a sequence of measurable a.u., Marks
tions which converges almost uniformly. Show that if fa ’ f
then fa ’ f a.e. [8 Marks]
(b) Show that LP(u) is complete, 1<p<o.
Your Roll Number:

Department of Mathematics, University of Delhi


M.A./M.Sc. Mathematics End Semester Examinations April 2023
Part I Semester I
MMATH18-104: Differential Equations
UPC: 223501104

Time: 3 Hours Maximum Marks: 70

Instructions: " Attempt five questions in all. Question 1 is compulsory.


" All question carry equal marks. " All notations have usual meaning.

(1) (a) If g(r) < 0 in the interval (1,T2), then any nontrivial solution (2 Marks
() of the equation y" + g()y = 0has atmost one zero in
(I1,a2).
(b) Determine the asymptotic behavior of the solution of following [3 Marks
system near the critical point:
| = I + e - 1, ÷ = -y -e +1.
(c) Consider the real valued function f(z, Y = (y + 1,1 + y) (2 Marks]
defined on R: lz| s 1,|Y|< 1. Compute an upper bound of
and a Lipschitz constant on R,.
(d) Write two elementary solutions of one-dimensional diffusion equa [2 Marks]
tion.

(e) Does there exist a solution of the equation (z?-4)y4) +2ry" + |3 Marks
ysin z = 0 with y(0) = 0, y(0) = l, y'(0) = 1, "(0) = -1?
If so, is the solution unique? What is thc interval in which it is
defined?

() Define the Green's function for two-point boundary value prob 2 Marks
lem.

(2) (a) Assume that u(r,y) satisfies the Laplace equation in a bounded [6 Marks
domain w and is continuous on S =wUB. Then show that u
attains its maximum on the boundary B of w.
(b) State and prove the existence and uniqueness theorenm for frst 8 Marks]
order initial value problem.

(3) (a) Suppose that g(x) > 0 and q() is continuous in the interval [4 Marks]
(0,o). Prove that every nontrivial solution of y" + ql)y = 0
has infinitely many zeros in (0, oo).
(b) Show that the solution matrix y is a fundamental matrix of (4 Marks]
system Y=A(t)Y if and only if (t)| 0for every te J.
(c) Solve by the. method of eigenvalues : y = y1 + 2y2 + e, (6 Marks]
3=y1 t y - 2e.
MMATHI8-104: Differential Equations 2

(4) (a) Let p(r). g) and f(¢) be continuous on (a, b]. Then prove that (6 Marks]
either the BVP Ly = f, Uilyl = u, Uzlul = B has a unique
solution for any given constants r andB, or else the assOC1ated
homogeneous BVP L|) = 0, U,u) - 0,Uzlul = 0 has a nontriv
ial solution.
(b) Find the eigenvalues and eigenfunctions of the systen: (4 Marks)
y"+ 2y'+ (1- A)y = 0; y(0) = 0, y'(1) = 0.
(c) If the critical point (0,0) of the aSsociated linear system is (4 Marks]
strictly stable then show that critical point of the nonlinear sys
tem i = at + by+fi(a, y), o= cL + dy + g( ,y) is also strictly
stable provided that f = o(r) and g1 = o(r).

(5) (a) Determine the solution of Laplace equation for a sphere using [7 Marks
the Green's function.
(b) Use the Fourier transformation to determine the solution of 5 Marks)
Dirichlet problen for upper-half plane.
(c) Convert general wave equation in space form. (2Marks]
(6) (a) State and prove the Helmholtz's first theorem. (7 Marks]
(b) Find the Green's function for the BVP: (4 Marks]
ry t y= -f), y(1) = 0. lim,o ly(z)| < o.
(c) Derive the Lagrange identity for L[y =0and hence, deduce for [3 Marks
self-adjoint operator.
(7) (a) If the surface z = 0of the semi-infinite solid z >0 is maintained [7 Marks
at temprature (z, y, t) for t > 0, and if the initial temprature of
the solid is f(z,y,z), find the distribution of temprature in the
solid.

(b) Determine the solution of spce form of wave equation via Green's [7 Marks
function. Also using the suitable form of Green's function, ind
the solution of (2 + k) = 0for half space z > 0 when
(z, y. 0) = f(r,y).

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