JAWAHARLAL COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING AND TECHNOLOGY

Lakkidi, Mangalam
EN 09 301 ENGINEERING MATHEMATICS III
QUESTION BANK
PART A
1. Define an analytic function and Entire function.
2. Show that ()

is analytic and find its derivative

3. Show that an analytic with constant real part is constant.
4. Show that an analytic function with constant imaginary part is constant.
5. Determine whether C-R conditions are satisfied for the function

.
6. Verify whether

is harmonic or not.
7. Define cross ratio.
8. Find the fixed points of the mapping
()

.
9. Find the critical points of the transformation (

)(

).
10. Define conformal mapping and isogonal mapping.
11. Express the residue of a function at an isolated singularity as a contour integral.
12. Define connected and simply connected region.
13. State Cauchys integral theorem.
14. Evaluate

, where C is a unit circle
15. Define isolated singularity, pole, essential singularity and removable singularity.
16. Find the residue of ()

) at .
17. How do you define the linear span of vectors in a vectorspace.
18. Define linear dependence and independence.
19. Check whether the given vectors are linearly independent or not
1) (1, 5, 3) , (2, 4, 6) , (3, 9, 1)
2) (1, 2, 3) , (4, 5, 6) , (7, 8, 9).
20. If

Show that *( ) + is a subspace of V.

21. Define vectorspace , basis and dimension of a vectorspace , also define subspace.
22. Write down the complex fourier transform pair.
23. Prove that (()) () then (())

||
(

) .
24. If (()) () and

is any real number ((

))

()
25. Define forier sine and cosine integral representation.




PART B
26. Find a function w such that is analytic given that

.
27. Find the image of the semi infinite strip under the transformation
Show the region graphically.
28. Show that () {
||

is not analytic at the origin.
29. If () is an analytic function of z , prove that (

) (|()| .
30. Determine the analytic function ,whose real part is

.
31. Discuss the transformation is it conformal at the origin.
32. Show that () is everywhere continuous but not analytic.
33. Prove that a bilinear transformation maps circles into circles.
34. Prove that ()

is an analytic.
35. Verify Cauchys theorem for

dz where C: || .
36. Evaluate

where C : || .
37. Evaluate

()()

, where C :||
38. Evaluate

where C is a simple closed curve and the point a is

1. Inside C
2. Outside C
39. Find the nature and location of singularities of

40. Find the Taylors series expansion of ()

()

about the point z=i

41. Evaluate

where C is the circle|| .

42. Evaluate (

) along the paths

.
43. Find the value of ( )

where C:| |
44. Evaluate

()()
,where C:||
45. Evaluate the following integral

, where C is the ellipse

=1
46. Evaluate

where C: | |
47. Obtain the taylors expansion of ()
()

in powers of (z-1).
48. Calculate the residues of the function ()

()

at
49. Evaluate

where C:||
50. Expand ()

()

as Laurents series about

51. Show that the vectors ( ) ( ) ( ) generates

and
verify that that the triangle inequality is satisfied by the vector ( ) ( )

.

52. Show that the vectors (4,3,-1),(2,-1,5),(-1,1,2) are linearly independent.express (5,15,2) as a linear
combination of above vectors.
53. Verify whether

is an innerproduct in

or not for
(

) (

).
54. Find a basis and dimension of the subspace in

generated by (1,-1,2,4) ,(2,1,3,0),(1,2,-1,0)

55. Let W be the subspace of

generated by the vectors (1,-2,5,-3), (2,3,1,-4), (3,8,-3,-5)

Find a basis and dimension of W
56. Show that the vectors ( ) ( ) in

are
Orthogonal
57. Find a vector orthogonal to ( ) ( )
58. Show that ()

is self reciprocal under the Fourier transform

59. Find the fourier transform of the function ()
||

60. Find the fourier cosine and sine integral representation of ()

PART C
61. Show that () is differentiable except at find its derivative
62. Find the bilinear transformation which maps on to the points
Hence find the image of ||
63. Determine thee analytic function () if

()
given that (

)
64. Find the invariant point of the transformation

and prove that these two points together

with any points z and its image w, from a set four points having a constant cross ratio. What is
this cross ratio?
65. Show that the function ()|| is not regular at the origin although Cauchy Riemann
equations are satisfied
66. Find the bilinear transformation which maps the point inn to the points
Find the image of the line under this transformation
67. Find the Laurents series expansion of the function ()

()()()
valid in the region
| |
68. Find the value of the

()
taken counter clockwise around the circle
1)|| 2)| |
69. Evaluate

where C is the circle )|| )| | )| |

70. Find the Laurents series expansion of ()

()()
in the region | |
71. Evaluate the following
1)

()
where C is the circle ||

2)

72. Prove that

73. Evaluate

)(

using residue theorem

74. If ()

where C is the ellipse

. Find the values of () ()

() ().
75.Evaluate the integral using Residue theorem

where C:||

76. By integrating around unit circle,evaluate

77. Prove that the set of vectors (1,1,-2),(2,1,0) and (2,-2,1) are linearly independent of each other
and express (3,-4,0) as a linear combination of the above set of vectors .
78. Let W be the subspace of R
4
generated by the vectors (1,-2,5,-3), (2,3,1,-4) and (3,8,-3,-5)
Find a basis and dimension of W
79. Find an orthonormal basis of the subspace W of R
5
spanned by (1,1,1,0,1), (1,0,0,-1,1)
(3,1,1,-2,3) ,(0,2,1,1,-1).
80. Explain how will you find an orthonormal bsis from a given set of nonzero independent vectors
81. Show that the vectors (1,2,3),(0,1,2),(0,0,1) generates R
3

82. For what value of k will the vector (1,-2,k) inR
3
be a linear combination of the vectors
(3,0,-2) and(2,-1,5)
83. Find the coordinate of the vectors (2,1,-6)of R
3
relative to the basis (1,1,2),(3,-1,0)&(2,0,-1)
84. Apply Gram-schmidh Orthogonalisation process to obtain an orthonormal basis for R
3

From the basis given by (3,0,4),(-1,0,7),(2,9,1)
85. Using Fourier transform of() {

||
||

Evaluate (

86. Find the Fourier transform of () {
||
||
and hence evaluate

.Using Fourier integral prove that

, x
88. Find the Fourier cosine and sine transform of

89. Find the Fourier transform of

90. Express the function () {


as a fourier sine integral and hence evaluate
(