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CHAP. 6] INFINITE SERIES — TAYLOR'S AND LAURENT’S SERIES 165 a Ce ante we) = meee, (0) Find if gl des) Pad {agent co sop ay ae) an ar Pin ‘en, 0 18. Prove Abel's theorem [Theorem 24, Page 142}. 14 (@) Prove that pL = tae tataat es for ct (®) If we choose that branch of f(z) = tan~!z such that f(0) =0, use (a) to prove that 2,8 8 / +57 at (@) Prove that $= 18. Prove Theorem 25, Page 142. 16) determine Yo) = Shor sth that for alse 1, YO =TO YO <1, Sate a heen ed and erly thatthe ret iin ation, . (tet vss tained in (0) ail ete of 214 Jon yor anewer: (3 show tat Yo) =e etn diferent sgeaton an condo (0 (Gan ne tenty the een) with Baan Ans, (e) Yo) = 14s+ S48 11. (a) Use series methods on the diferential equation ¥"(2)+¥(@) = 0, ¥(0) the series expansion a aw (&) How could you obtain a corresponding series for cos 27 0 ¥O) to obtain TAYLOR'S THEOREM | 18, Expand each of the following functions in a Taylor series about the indicated point and determine the region of convergence in each ease, SP Weneno Wen saae Fare 1 (@ B88 + 42-2; 19. I each of the flowing functions were expanded into a Taylor series about the Indicated points, what ‘would be the region of convergence? Do not perform the expansion. (a) sina +4; 2=0 (0) @+3M2— eM; 2=2 (0) e/a“ 1); = () a+ 0; (@ e-* sinh (242) & ) zeoth2s; 2=0 ‘Ans. (2) |e] <2, (0) lel 8. Ana. (a) = eke @ettart tert ates 9 Expand fl) = Gozjgry m * Laurent series valid for: @) le) < 1, (AS |e} <2 Co) s] > 2, (A) fe A] > 1, (OS fe 2] <1 1,_8a_Ta Ba wetdalarebeetagiog feta —Ba Or thetereheatertos 137 1 Og Boa Ans. (a) =: (@ ~@— 1-1 = 21-8 = Be I-B = oe (e) 1 = 22 2)-1 = (2-2) + (6-298 — (2H + 2) 88, Expand f(e) = 1/s(e—2) im a Laurent series valid for. (@) 0 <[e]<2, @) [el > M. Find an expansion of 2) a> 2. $5. Expand fl) = U(e—2)* ina Laurent series valid for (@) [el <2 () [el >2 $6, Expand cach of the following functions in a Laurent series about 2~ 0, naming the type of singularity {in each case. (@) conse, (0) U0, (0) eH eoshert, @) ste, (0) sinh VE. 5 removable singularity (@) # — a + 57 Fr tvs sg ordinary point atts sa ga an (ane By Ba + essential singularity Mic deel 91, Show that if tanz is expanded into a Laurent series about z= */2, (a) the principal part is =We—/2), (®) the series converges for 0 < |2—r/2| < w/2, (@) #=2/2 is a simple pole. 168 INFINITE SERIES — TAYLOR'S AND LAURENT'S SERIES [oHAP. 6 M2 Test for convergence or divergence: (a) 3 VE, co) SPEEA Gy $ nsin-tvns, © 3. © Zeotrtn 1) Sno, Ana. (a) div., (0) conv (€) conv., (d) conv, (¢) div (f) conv. M3, Euler presented the following argument to show that 3 2* peetese 3a, Then adding, ¥ 2 = 0. im Explain the fallacy, @ Te M4, Show that for Je—3] <1, sing = @—1) + spend sin in a Maclaurin series. Ans, $ @—#™—Hetnt 15, Expand Mactaur An, 3 Oo sennee ms ta fH a U6. Given the wien t+ A Pe (oF Fhow that the sum of the first n terms is $,(@) = 1428-11420 (Pow that the sum of the series is 14+ for 20, and 0 for 2=0; and hence that of discontinuity. (©) Show that the series is not uniformly convergent in the re 58 where 8 >0. ae—a U1 If Fle) = ge Pang find a Laurent series of Fle) about 2=1 convergent for 4 < |e—1] <1. Ana os = Ye -4 + HE 1)8 — fle 1)-2 + EE = = = = UR Lat) = Gans, Hapa Ge) na Latent er, (0) Detain he rp of en reece them a ()() Brune fled wher Ct sure with wert a 2 222k Ans. 4-2 2-8 z Fo OHI>0 @ -18 7 119, For each of the functions sel, (sint2)/z, 1/2(4—2) which have singularities at (0) give @ Laurent expansion about = =0 and determine the region of convergence; (6) state in each case whether 2=0 is a removable singularity, essential singularity or a pole; (o) evaluate the integral of the function about the circle. |e Ans. (0) 2+ 2-1 + 2-9/1 4 an 8/BE hoy Lal > 0, Be — BN + MOB/AE — os [oO AME A/G + 2/84 + 24/986 $2005 O< [si <4 (®) essential singularity, removable singularity, pole (c) 2ri, 0, ri/2 128, (@) Investigate the convergence of 3 Page 1487 Ans, (a) diverges Jing, sints 121, (a) Show that the series B44 SIME ‘the region bounded by sin?2+sinh?y = 1. (6) Graph the region of (a). (®) Does your answer to (a) contradict Problem 8, s+) where 2 = 2++in, converges absolutely in 12a If je] >0, prove that cosh (2+ 1/2) = ey + ole + 1/2) + ele? + 1/8) Foe where a = LS Moonsco tess de 128, If fa) has simple zeros at 1~i and 1444, double poles at —1+i and —1—~i, but no other finite singularities, prove that the function must be given by fe) = «Someta Greta MAP. 6] INFINITE SERIES — TAYLOR'S AND LAURENT’S SERIES 169 $B sin nel) on BFE E+ +, jontitying al steps, (int, Use Problem 29) * IM, Prove that for alls, esing = A, Bhow that In 2 TF w= Da Fa Ws Investigate the uniform convergence of the series [Hint resolve the wth term into patil fractions and show that the wth partial sum is 5,(2) 1 oe] ‘Ans, Not uniformly convergent in any resgion which includes = |e| = 4, where 8 is any positive number. iniformly convergent in a region Ut it 1-44 4-44 + converges to S, prove that the rearranged series 1+ 4-44 }44— btbt yobs: = gS. Boplain, © (Hint, Take 1/2 of the first series and write it, turm to the first series, Note that = In 2, then add term by oF Eso-gsotge shown in Problem 125.) Prove that the hypergeometric serice 2b, 4, ale) KO+I) 5 4 o(0+No+2) 640042) 5 4, 1+ Trot * “tegroert) + Teeaeoet Hera ~~ (a) converges absolutely if [2] <1, (#) diverges for |s| > 1, (c) converges absolutely for = Re(a+b—e} <0, (d) satisfies the differential equation 2(1~2)¥" + (e~ (at b+ N)e}¥’ ~ ab¥ AM, Prove that for [él <1, cc tt ge = Im Prove that Sy errs 2, = ee J, oct an nae al he nine ot an , By using only properties of infinite series, prove that ve e aye = eee... a @ frergegeffisortege} = firern sees. @ a at . ' sae fos M1 10) = Zee converses for fo]

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