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Applied Math Merged

1. Cauchy-Riemann equations in polar form are stated and it is shown that f(z) = |z| is not an analytic function. 2. A linear transformation mapping points to other points is found and the fixed point of the transformation is determined. 3. Cauchy's residue theorem is stated and used to evaluate integrals involving poles. 4. The initial value theorem of z-transforms is stated and z-transforms of sequences are determined.

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Applied Math Merged

1. Cauchy-Riemann equations in polar form are stated and it is shown that f(z) = |z| is not an analytic function. 2. A linear transformation mapping points to other points is found and the fixed point of the transformation is determined. 3. Cauchy's residue theorem is stated and used to evaluate integrals involving poles. 4. The initial value theorem of z-transforms is stated and z-transforms of sequences are determined.

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TRIBHUVAN UNIVERSITY

@J Rcsutar/
INSTITUTE OF ENGINEERING BE Full Marks 80Level
Examination Control Division i-;;;;*.
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'
33prxncr-: rfr,.;,;*-;o^*
.!st r.Yrar r{!f )z i
:-:. BEI.BCE : i

i Year lPart Ii i trl Time


,

2078 Chaitra 3 hri. ,

Suhjecl,-; Applied Mathematics (SH SSt)


,/ Candidates are required to give their answers in their o
/ Attempt All questians.
,/ The figures in the margin indicate Fqll Mar|s.
/ Assume suitable data if neeessary.
KIBRARY
L Define an analytic function (z) of complex variable z at a point. If f(z) : u(x,y) + i v(x,y)
is analytic. show that ux:vy and u, : -vx. 1r4]
[
a Define conformal mapping. Find the linear transformation which maps the points
z: A,'r,co in to the points w:
rcrspectively.
-3, -1.1
i5]
1 State and proof Cauchy's Integral theorem.
t5]
z+tr
4. Obtain the Taylor's series expansion of the complex function f (z) = about
{z-3{z- 4}
the center z: 2 up to four term,
tsl
State Cauch,v resiclue theorem. Appll it to el'aluate rLi
4-32
dz where C is the
z(z -1)(.2 * 2)
3
clrclelz.t.=-. [1+a]
2

6. Evaluate integrals l'l


ro J*2cos0^
ct 0 by contour integration. [51

7. Ifx(t) = 0 for t < 0,2[x(t)]


-L: X(z) for t > 0, then prove that Zfe'ut x(t)l :y1r*arr. l"{ I

8. Obtain the Z- translorm of (i) te*t (ii) sin at [2.s+2.s)

9. Obtain the inverse Z- transform of X(z) = El - e-ar;z where T is the sampling


(z-1)(z-.- ur)
period. [5]
10. Solve the difl'erence equation yn+: -4 |n*1 *4)p =0 with given condition y0 =0, yr : l. I5l
I l. A tightly stretched string with fixed ends x : 0 and r= I is initially' in position given by
7tx
u(x,O): uo sin3 7 If it is released from rest in this position. tind the clisplacement at any

time t at any- distance x from one end.


[10]
12. Derive one dimensional heat equation ancl solr,'e it compieteli,. l1 0I
13. Obtain the fourier sine and cosine integral of / (x) = x for 0 < x <a,
Is]
=0forx>a.
14. Find the fourier cosine transfotm of / (x) = e -*,x )0 and hence parsevai's identity, show
--177
l^ -*-;;dx
FJ'

that JU
I

: -;- [s]
(l * x/;r +

+**
\

TRIBHUVAN UNIVERSITY Exam. Itesular


INSTITUTE OF ENGINEERING Level BE Full Marks 80
Examination Control Division Programme BEL, BEX, BCT Pass Marks 32
BEI. BGE
2077 Chaitra Year / Part illII Time 3 hrs,

Subject: 1 App_|ied Mat_hem31i--g.s- (gg ri 1,

'/ Candidates are required to give their answers in their own words as far as practicable.
,/ Attempt All questions.
'/ The figures in the margin indicate Full Mqrks.
/ Assume suitable data if necessnry.
1. a) State Cauchy-Riemann equation in polar fbrm. Prove that (z) "= lzl is not an analytic
function. [l+4]
b) Find the linear transformation rvhich maps the points z:0,1, oc into the pcrnts w =
-3, -1, 1 respectively. Find also fixed pcrint oithe transformation" [4+i]
2. a) State and prove Cauchy's Integral Formula. i1+41
z,_2-) t
b) Find the Laurent's series of f (x) = in the region 2 < lzl < 3. t5l
(z+2)(z+3)
3. a) State Cauchy Residue theorem and hence evaluate' the integral I ';' O,
"r(z+ l)'(z*2)
whereC:lz-il :2, [1+4]

b) Usirrg counter Inteeration. e'aluate f: in the complex plane. isl


)0 =-L-4d
2+cos0
4. a) State and prove initial value theorem of z-transforrn. tsl
b) Find the z-transform of the following sequence for t I 0. [2.5+2.5]
(i) te '' (ii) sinat
..ct

5. a) Find the inverse z-transform of the function 223 +z


tsl
(t-2)2(z-l)
b) Solve the difference equation x(k+2)-ax(k+l)+4x(k1=11 with conditions
x(0): l. x(1) = 0" isl
6. Derive one dimensional heat equation and solve it ceimpletely, l5+sl
7. A string is stretched and fastened to two points apart. Motion is started by dispiacing the
strirrg in the form u(n,0)* unsinS fiom which it is releasecl at time F0. Show that the
"l
displacement at any point at a distance x from one end at a time t is given by
7d lrcl
u(x,l): u6stnTcos--. t 101

8. a) Define the complex form of Fourier integral of a given function withi usu&l notation.
Find the Fourier integral representation of rhe funcrio
" f - ) =(l '$ l;[i)
( *.
hence evaluate l* tin* d*.
)0w [1+3+1]
b) Find the Fourier sine transformation of f(x;=gl"l and hence evaluate the integral
f J'in.sr
.c.s
IJa ---_ ds -
. I<t
lJ l
sz +I
* *,F
' TRIBHUVAN UNIVERSITY Exam. llack
INSTITUTE OF ENGINEERING L,evel BE Full Marks 80

Exaruination Control Division BEL, BEX,


Programrne .BCT. Pass Marks 32
BGE
2076 Baisakh Year I Part II/Ii Time 3 hrs.

Sabject: - A igd Mathematics 1,5# i5_li


Candidates are required to give their ansrvers in their orrrn words as far as practicabie.
Attempt All questions.
The.figures in the margin indir:cle W Nqrlg..
,lsswtrte suitab{e clata if' necess{rry.

L Obtain polar lorm Cauchy-Rier]1ann equations for function of complex variable. t5l
2. Find the linear fractionai transformation which maps the points z:A,L,*s into the points
u- -3.- i, I respectively. tst
3. Define Complex integration. How does it differ from real integration? Derive Cauchy
irrregral fbrmula tbr funoiion t(z). [1+1+3]
_faylor,s
4. Define Laurent's Series for tlis functicn c,f cornplex variable. Obtain series for
function [l+4.1

f(z)=
' -: . aboutz:i
z"+4
5. it to evaluat
State Cauchy residue theorem. Apply,JC e $tanzdz, where c is the region lzl=2. [1+4]

rrr d0
6. E','aluarr integral ; a>1 h1'contour intcgralion in complex planc. t5l
J, ffi
7 Obtain z-transform of sin rr:t and hence ohtain z-transform of eutsin cot. 13+21

8- Obtain the inverse z-transfcrrm of X(z): tsl


=--^L----=-
l.z-7)' (z-e-u')
q. State and prDve shifting to the right theorem for z-ransform. tsl
i0. Soive the difference equation: tsl
x(k"r2)-x(k+1)+0.25x(k)=u(k) where x(0):1 and x(1):2 and g(k) is a unit step
ftinction; by z-transfom method.
1 1" Find Fourier integral of the function tsl

f(x) = i
[o if x<o
Le
'
_.
ifx<o

12. Find the Fourier Sine transform of e-^, x)0 and hence shor,v ihat f *-{..-dx
(l+x-).
.ro = I
4
tsl

13.Solve the wave equation


' *="'$
' ax'
r.vith the given boundary conditions; u(0,1):0,
,-'*'
u(r.t):0,u(r,0):0 and [$ ] =3(Lx-x'). [10]
\ or l,=o

14. Derive one dimensionai heat equation and solve it completely. [10]
,f*{<
a'

TRIBHUVAN TINIVERSITY Exam. ', ,];,il:.!, esiik*f.,I ' ,'ir' ,'.1" "i.,;
t1, ir1,'
,r.
INSTITUTE OF ENGINEERING Level BE Full Marks 80

Examination Control Division BEI-, BEX, BCT,


Programrme. Fass Marks -1L
BGE
2076 Bhadra Year I Part II i'[l Time 3 hrs.

Subject: - Applied Mathematics (^SH 55#


Candidates are required to give their answers in their orvn words as ta;" as pr:a.cticable.
Atte rnpt Al! q ue s tians.
Thefigures in the margin indicate FalllIarks
Assume tuitahle data if necess&t y.

1. a) If u = (x - 1)' -- 3xy2 + 3y2 , then find v and construct ar\ analStic fimction
f(z): u-i- iv. [5]
b) Define conforrnal mapping. Find mobius transformation which rriaps the points z:0,
1, oo into the points rv: -3, -1, 1 respectivell'. [1+4]
2. a) Define Complex integral. Llsing Cauchy's integral fbrmula evaluate,
sinz , ,
I ---:-
|Jc dz where U : lzi: l. r

[1+4]
zb

b) Cbtain the Laurrent's Series expansion of f (z) =


z'-l in the region Z <lzl<3 i5l
{z+2)(z+ -1)
rln de
i. a) E'-zaluate Jo , applying contour integration in ihe compiex plane" isl
il; I
b) Define the pole of order m of a function of, a complex variable. Find the residue of
n
nL
f1z;: at its poles. [1+4]
lz-1)" {z*2'S
-Z
4. a) Cbrain the Fourier integral of tbe function f (r) = i1' for lolt l'
lo, for l*1, t
fi
ancl hence evaluate [*!g}6x
Jox2 = [3+2]

b) State and prove the convolution theorem for Fourier transform. tsl
5. a) F'ind the z-transfcrm o1'x(t) = Sinoti, tbr t 2 0. i{l
LJI

b) Find the inverse z-transform of:


72
(r) by partial fraction method rlt
I.AJ
z'-32+2
(ii) by inversion integral method t3t
(z+2)z (z*l\
6. a) State and prove shifting to the right theorem for z-transform. t5j
b) Solve the difference equationx(k+2)+3x(k+1)+2x(k) =0, with the conditions
x(0):0. x(1): 1
lsl
Solve the wave equation for a tight^ly stretched string of length L fixed at both ends if the
initial deflection is u(x, 0) = Lx -- x' and the initial veiocitli is zero. Ii0]
^) ^)
8. Clrange the Laplace equation +
Ax""+Ay"
= 0 into polar fr:nn. [10]

***
TRiBi lUVAil IJNIV,T itSIT'Y Exam. ':.r '-: :, ,,..:., Resular . r,,. .

INSTITUTE OF ENGINEERiNG Lr:a"el BE Full Marks 80

Examination Control Division BEI,.BEX, BCT


Programme Pass Marks 11_
BGE
2075 Bhadra Ycar / Part u/II Time 3 hrs.

€y\X_f-l: : AenISa Yathegratics Q ry # I )


,/' Candiriates are reiluired t+ give thcir ans*,errs in their *r+m rvords as J'ar as praclrcable.
'r Afumpt <'Mquestions.
'l Tfufigtres in the margin indicste {ul{ Markt
/ Assunrc suirahie dsi* ifnectssarv.

1. Define harinonic fi.inction of compiex variahrle. Shcw that u(x, y) = .v3 - 3x?y is hamronic
and find carresponding analytic function. i1-41
2. Define confcrmal mapping fbr function of cornplc:< .,rariabie. Show tliat function of
complex vadable rv: iz is iranstbrme*J thror-rgh an angk: 1 ir',.r-plrne. [1+4]
)^
J. Statc and prove Cauchy's integral theorem. tij
4. l)efine Laurent's Se,ries for the functior: of complex variahie. Find Lai.rrent's seiies ol the
.--3
- ^. in thc i'egion < lzl .. i,
furrctjon 1'(z) =
{z-rZ)i_z+3)
2- [ ]r 4l

5. Define pole of order m for function of complex variable. Find residues of


?^
" - -."
f(z)= z.' Zz
-atitspoles. [1+4]
= (z+1)'(z' +1)

6. Evaluale l'" -----*---r.Ox


.r__(x,
by contour inregration in the complex plane. Is]
+l)(x, +4)
7. Find the Z-transform of: i3+21

i) t2e"
u) e "' cos wt
8. Find the inverse Z-transform of: I) 5+? r1
.>-2 *\t
L/- -
t) X(z)--- .
_ -:^, (l3r'par-rial frlciionrrcthod)
(z-2;i,:-3)
ii) X(z;=.1-
z-) (B-l'invcrsioi. integrelnteli'rudl
{l.'z')i::.
L). Siateiinal value theoremfirrZ-trarrsfbrrn.OhtainZ-trai::;lbrr;,rf
t-.--"'J;a-t) anrihence
er.aluaie, x(.o) by using finaX value theorem. [1+4]
i0. Soh'e the ilifibrence equation: I-i I
a" l

x(k+2) 3x(h+1)'+2x(k)=0; given that xiO)=0 atrd x(1)=1 by using z-transfirm


methori.
1 f. i'ind the Fourier integral of the {irnction: i5l

ih, ?1 x:;.,,
f(,.) =
12. Find the Fourier transform of e-*'" Also verify the convolution theorem for f(x)=s-*'
and g(x) = s-*-
-_1

l5l
. 13. Derive one dimensionai wave equation and solve it completely. [10]
^1 ^)
+. conditions:
14. Solve completely the Laplace equation
0x- +
oy-
= 0 under the i10l

u(0,y) = u(!,Y) = u(x,o) = 0,u{x,e) =.t-fry'l


\r )
***

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