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Definition:: ,.... 2, 1, 0, Sin Cos 9 9

This document defines complex exponentials and provides examples of computing them. It begins by defining z1z2 as ez2logz1, where logz1 is multi-valued. Examples are then given of computing 91/2 and 9π using this definition. It is noted that there are infinite numerically distinct values for 9π. The derivative of zc is then derived and examples are provided of computing derivatives of complex exponential functions.

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Definition:: ,.... 2, 1, 0, Sin Cos 9 9

This document defines complex exponentials and provides examples of computing them. It begins by defining z1z2 as ez2logz1, where logz1 is multi-valued. Examples are then given of computing 91/2 and 9π using this definition. It is noted that there are infinite numerically distinct values for 9π. The derivative of zc is then derived and examples are provided of computing derivatives of complex exponential functions.

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Complex Variables 3.

6 Complex Exponentials
Start from: what is z1 z 2 ? (so far we know what is ez !)
So, we follow the standard way: When - Imz = 0: all real numbers.
x log x
In real numbers: x1 2 e 2 1
x

DEFINITION:

z1 e z
z2

log z1

x1 0
z1 0

logz is multi-valued so z1 2 is also multi-valued complex number.


This definition is consistent with z n m
EXAMPLE 1 : Compute 91/2
Solution.
9 91 2 e 1 2 log9 e1 2Log9 i 2 k e1 2 Log9 ik e1 2 Log9 cos k i sin k , k 0,1,2,....
or
91 2 e1 2 Log9 1 3

Two numerically distinct values

Complex Variables
If we keep ONLY the PRINCIPAL VALUE of log
we obtain the PRINCIPAL VALUE of z1

z2

EXAMPLE 2 Compute 9.
Solution.


i sin2k

9 e log 9 e Log9 i 2 k eLog9 cos 2k 2 i sin 2k 2

995.04 cos 2k 2
principal value 995.04

k 0,1,2,...

No repetitions, because the functions cos 2k 2 and sin 2k 2


with k changes. Suppose k1 k2 and :

have no repetitions

cos 2k i sin2k cos 2k i sin2k


2

or

2k1 2 2k 2 2 m

m even

integer .

Which leads to

m
rational ????
2k1 k 2

So, we have infinite set of numerically distinct values of 9.


2

Complex Variables
f ( z ) z c is ANALYTIC where Log z is ANALYTIC
DERIVATIVE:

d c d c log z cec log z cec log z


z e

log z cec 1log z cz c 1


dz
dz
z
e

Or:

d c cz c
z
dz
z

Warning: at the same branch as for z c , not at the branch cut


Example:

z1 2 Log z z 0; branch cut along nagativereal axis

c z e z logc

Function:

d z
c log c e z logc log c c z
dz

d 23
z at z = -8i within the principal branch.
EXAMPLE 5 Find
dz
Solution.
1

d 2 3 2 3 2 3 Log z 2 3 Log8i 2 3 Log8 i 2


2

z z e
e
e

cos

i
sin
dz
3
3
3
3
3 2
6
6
1

cis
3
6
1

Complex Variables
d z
i
dz

EXAMPLE 6 Find
Solution.

In addition:

d z

i log i i z i z Log1 i i i z
dz
2 2

h z

g z

e h z logh z

and

d
d h z logg z
h z
h z d
hz logg z
g z

e
g z
dz
dz
dz

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