A. 0 is an isolated point of . | ||
B. 0 is a boundary point of . | ||
C. 0 is an accumulation point of . | ||
D. is open. | ||
E. is connected. |
A. is closed. | ||
B. has no interior points. | ||
C. has no boundary points. | ||
D. has no isolated points. | ||
E. has no accumulation points. |
A. The magnitude of is . | ||
B. The principle argument of is . | ||
C. The magnitude of does not exceed . | ||
D. If , corresponds to a rotation of by an angle of . | ||
E. If , then corresponds to a dilation of by . |
A. . | ||
B. . | ||
C. . | ||
D. . | ||
E. None of these choices |
A. , . | ||
B. , . | ||
C. , . | ||
D. , . | ||
E. , . |
A. In order for to be differentiable on , it is necessary that the Cauchy-Riemann equations hold for the partial derivatives of and on . | ||
B. In order for to be differentiable at , it is sufficient that the Cauchy-Riemann equations hold for the partial derivatives of and at . | ||
C. In order for to be differentiable at , it is necessary and sufficient that the Cauchy-Riemann equations hold for the partial derivatives of on for some . | ||
D. In order for to be differentiable at , it is neither necessary nor sufficient that the Cauchy-Riemann equations hold for the partial derivatives of on for some . | ||
E. In order for to be differentiable at , it cannot be the case that the Cauchy-Riemann equations hold for the partial derivatives of on for any . |
A. is not continuous. | ||
B. is continuous, but nowhere holomorphic. | ||
C. is holomorphic at some points in , but not entire. | ||
D. is an entire function. | ||
E. None of these choices |
A. . | ||
B. . | ||
C. . | ||
D. . | ||
E. None of these choices |
A. , there exists such that satisfying , . | ||
B. , there exists such that satisfying , . | ||
C. , there exists such that satisfying , . | ||
D. , there exists such that satisfying , . | ||
E. , there exists such that satisfying , . |
A. The complex exponential is periodic. | ||
B. The complex exponential is onto (i.e. surjective). | ||
C. The complex exponential satisfies . | ||
D. The complex exponential is holomorphic. | ||
E. The complex exponential satisfies for all . |
A. The annulus . | ||
B. The annulus . | ||
C. The punctured disc . | ||
D. The punctured disc . | ||
E. None of these choices |
A. is a circle. | ||
B. is a line. | ||
C. is an ellipse. | ||
D. is a point. | ||
E. is the punctured unit disc. |
A. . | ||
B. . | ||
C. . | ||
D. . | ||
E. . |
A. If is continuous on and is closed, then for all on the interior of . | ||
B. If is continuous and is closed, then . | ||
C. If is holomorphic and is a primitive for , then . | ||
D. If is holomorphic, then its derivatives are bounded on . | ||
E. None of these choices |
A. is simple. | ||
B. is closed. | ||
C. is homotopic to in . | ||
D. is homotopic to in . | ||
E. The winding number of around is zero. |
A. In order to have , it is necessary that is closed. | ||
B. In order to have , it is sufficient that is closed. | ||
C. In order to have , it is necessary and sufficient that is closed. | ||
D. In order to have , it is neither necessary nor sufficient that is closed. | ||
E. In order to have , it cannot be the case that is closed. |
A. , . | ||
B. , . | ||
C. , . | ||
D. , . | ||
E. , . |
A. Analytic functions which are bounded on a subset of their domain are constant on that subset. | ||
B. is a bounded, entire function. | ||
C. If is a well-defined branch of the logarithm and is a simple closed contour in , then . | ||
D. If is a polynomial of degree on , then if is a bounded, entire function, we know with certainty. | ||
E. If a function satisfies for all simple closed contours in , then is bounded. |
A. converges to on . | ||
B. converges uniformly to on . | ||
C. converges to 1. | ||
D. is constant. | ||
E. converges absolutely on . |
A. The radius of convergence is at least 1 if is bounded. | ||
B. The radius of convergence is at most 1 if does not converge to zero. | ||
C. If is strictly increasing, then the series does not converge. | ||
D. If there exists with for all and for some , has radius of convergence , then has radius of convergence of at least . | ||
E. If exists, then is the radius of convergence of . |
for every . | ||
A nonzero, finite number of the coefficients with are nonzero. | ||
An infinite number of the coefficients with are nonzero. |
A. Given any point in , there is a point s.t. with . | ||
B. is not bounded on . | ||
C. is analytic on . | ||
D. is an entire function. | ||
E. has no poles. |
A. has an essential singularity at . | ||
B. has a removable singularity at . | ||
C. has an essential singularity at . | ||
D. has a pole at . | ||
E. has poles at and . |
A. has a removable singularity at . | ||
B. has a removable singularity at . | ||
C. has an essential singularity at . | ||
D. has a pole at . | ||
E. has a pole at . |
A. Morera's theorem | ||
B. Cauchy's integral formula | ||
C. Poisson's integral representation | ||
D. Liouville's theorem | ||
E. Riemann mapping theorem |
A. attains a maximum on the interior of G. | ||
B. for all , where is sequence in converging to a point in . | ||
C. and have the same power series representations on . | ||
D. is a bounded function. | ||
E. There exists a contour in such that . |
A. is holomorphic on . | ||
B. is simply connected. | ||
C. is positively oriented and simple. | ||
D. The singularities lie inside . | ||
E. All of these choices are necessary. |
A. . | ||
B. . | ||
C. is constant inside . | ||
D. has no zeros inside or on for . | ||
E. has a power series representation valid inside . |
A. In order for to be harmonic, it is necessary that there exist a holomorphic function on with . | ||
B. In order for to be harmonic, it is sufficient that there exist a holomorphic function on with . | ||
C. In order for to be harmonic, it is necessary and sufficient that there exist a holomorphic function on with . | ||
D. In order for to be harmonic, it is neither necessary nor sufficient that there exist a holomorphic function on with . | ||
E. In order for to be harmonic, there cannot exist a holomorphic function on with . |
A. is constant on . | ||
B. on . | ||
C. is constant on . | ||
D. has no zeros in . | ||
E. has infinitely many zeros in . |
A. . | ||
B. . | ||
C. . | ||
D. . | ||
E. , where is the principal branch of the logarithm. |
A. . | ||
B. . | ||
C. . | ||
D. . | ||
E. . |
A. . | ||
B. . | ||
C. . | ||
D. . | ||
E. . |
A. In order for to be open for any open subset , it is necessary that be analytic. | ||
B. In order for to be open for any open subset , it is sufficient that be analytic. | ||
C. In order for to be open for any open subset , it is necessary and sufficient that be analytic. | ||
D. In order for to be open for any open subset , it is neither necessary nor sufficient that be analytic. | ||
E. In order for to be open for any open subset , cannot be analytic. |
A. is not open. | ||
B. is not simply connected. | ||
C. . | ||
D. contains the origin. | ||
E. Both A and B |