Mathematics - III Mid - II, November - 2014
1.The value of along the path y = x
Answer: C
2.The value of Where C is the circle x2 + y2 = 4
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0
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i
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- i
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2i
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Answer: A
3.The value of along the line z = 0 to z = 1+i is
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0
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i
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2i
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-2i
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Answer: B
4.Cauchy’s integral theorem is applicable only for a -------- region R enclosed a simple curve C.
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Simply connected
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multiply connecte
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Both A and B
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None
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Answer: A
5.If f(z) is analytic within and on a closed curve C, and if a is any point within C, then =
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f(a)
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2i f(a)
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f(a) / 2
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2f
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Answer: B
6.power series within its circle of convergence
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Convergence absolutely
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Convergence uniformly
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Divergence
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both A and B
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Answer: D
7.For , z = 0 is
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Simple pole
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Essential singularity
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Removable singularity
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None
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Answer: C
8.Residue of z = /2 of tan z is
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0
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1
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-1
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2
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Answer: B
9.What kind of singularity of the function at z = 0
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Essential singularity
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Removable singularity
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Isolated essential singularity
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Non- isolated essential singularity
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Answer: B
10.The image of the circle I z-1 I = 1 under the mapping w = 1/z is
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Iw+1I = 1
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u = 1/2
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u = -1/2
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v = 1/2
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Answer: B
11.Taylor’s series expansion of in the region I z I < 1 …………………………
Answer:
12.The value of along the line y = x …………………………
Answer: 5/6
13.If f(z) is an analytic function of z and if f I (z) is continuous at each point within and on a closed Contour then ……………………….
Answer: 0
14.Write the principal part of the function at its singular point …..………………..
Answer:
15.If f(z) has a pole of order n at z = a the Res f(a) = …………………………
Answer:
16.The limit point of the poles of a function f(z) is ……………..
Answer: Non isolated essential singularity
17.The fixed points of the transformation are ………………………
Answer:
18.Bilinear transformation preserves ………………………of four points.
Answer: Cross – ratio.
19.Image of I z I = 2 under w = z + (3 + 2i) is ………………………
Answer: A circle with centre (3,2) and radius 2 in w – plane.
20.The point where fI (z) = 0 is called …………………..of the transformation w = f(z).
Answer: Critical point