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Complex Analysis - Maths KU

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192 Chapter 4 Elementary Functions<br />

In Problems 9–12, express the given function f in the form f(z) =u(x, y)+iv(x, y).<br />

9. f(z) =e −iz<br />

11. f(z) =e z2<br />

10. f(z) =e 2¯z+i<br />

12. f(z) =e 1/z<br />

13. Use the sufficient conditions for differentiability from page 155 in Section 3.2<br />

to determine where the function f(z) =e 2¯z+i is differentiable.<br />

14. Use the sufficient conditions for differentiability from page 155 in Section 3.2<br />

to determine where the function f(z) =e z2<br />

is differentiable.<br />

In Problems 15–20, find the image of the given set under the exponential mapping.<br />

15. The line y = −2.<br />

16. The line x =3.<br />

17. The infinite strip 1

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