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Problems On Differentiation of Complex Functions

The document discusses problems related to differentiation of complex functions. It defines the derivative of a complex function and states the Cauchy-Riemann equations, which provide both necessary and sufficient conditions for a complex function to be differentiable at a point. Several examples of functions are given and it is proved whether they are differentiable everywhere, nowhere, or at certain points by applying the Cauchy-Riemann equations. Conditions for differentiability of other functions involving constants are also discussed.

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Problems On Differentiation of Complex Functions

The document discusses problems related to differentiation of complex functions. It defines the derivative of a complex function and states the Cauchy-Riemann equations, which provide both necessary and sufficient conditions for a complex function to be differentiable at a point. Several examples of functions are given and it is proved whether they are differentiable everywhere, nowhere, or at certain points by applying the Cauchy-Riemann equations. Conditions for differentiability of other functions involving constants are also discussed.

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Problems on Differentiation of a Complex Function

1. Let () be a complex function defined on a domain . Define the derivative of () at a
point  .
2. State a necessary condition for complex function () = ( , ) + ( , ) to be
differentiable at a point  =  +  . (i.e. state Cauchy-Riemann equations)
(Note: It implies that if a complex function () = ( , ) + ( , ) does not satisfy
Cauchy-Riemann equations at  then () can not be differentiable at  )
3. Prove that the following functions are nowhere differentiable:
a) () = Im()
b) () = Re()
c) () = +
d) () = 
e) () =  − 
f) () = 2 + 
g) () =   (cos − sin )
4. State a sufficient condition for complex function () = ( , ) + ( , ) to be
differentiable at a point  =  +  . (i.e. state Cauchy-Riemann equations along with
  ! !

,  ,  ,  being continuous)
5. Prove that the following functions are differentiable everywhere:
a) () = 
b) () =  + 2
c) () =  "
d) () =  #
e) () =  $#
f) () = (  −  − 2 ) + (  −  + 2 )
g) () =  #
6. Find the points at which the following functions are differentiable:
a) () = ||
b) () = || + 
c) () = || +
7. Find the conditions on the constants &, ', ( such that the following functions are
differentiable everywhere:
a) () = ( + & ) − (' + ( )
b) () = ( + & ) + (' + ( )
c) ( , ) = &  −  + (
8. Find the values of & and ' for which the function () = (& +   cos & ) + (2 +
  sin ' ) is differentiable at  = 0.

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