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    The document is an examination for a Master's level course in Pure Mathematics. It contains 10 multiple choice questions across two sections - Complex Analysis I and Ordinary Differential Equations. The questions assess concepts related to complex functions, power series expansions, analytic functions, differential equations, and nonlinear autonomous systems. Candidates are required to justify their choice of answer in their own words for each question.

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    C. U., M.Sc. Sem.

    1, 2021

    M.Sc. Semester 1 Examination, 2021


    PURE MATHEMATICS
    Paper : PM1/03
    (Complex Analysis I and Ordinary Differential Equation)
    Full Marks : 50
    All are multiple choice questions with single correct option.
    Candidates are required to justify the correct choice only in their own words
    as far as practicable.
    The figures in the margin indicate full marks.
    (Notations have usual meanings.)
    Group - A
    (Complex Analysis I)
    Marks - 25
    Answer all questions

    1. Let f (z) be analytic at z = 0 and satisfies f (z) = z + f (z)2 . Which of the following is the
    radius of convergence of the power series expansion of f (z) about z = 0 ?
    1
    A. 4
    1
    B. 2
    C. 1
    D. ∞

    Justify your choice. 1+4

    2. Let G be any region containing R = {z = x + iy : y = 0 and −2021 ≤ x ≤ 2022}, ∂G the


    boundary of G and G, the closure of G in C. Which of the following is true?

    A. Let f be any analytic function on G. Then |f | attains its maximum on ∂G.


    B. Let f be any analytic function on G. Then |f | attains its minimum on ∂G.
    C. Let f and g be any two analytic functions on G such that f (z) = g(z) on R. Then
    f (z) = g(z), for all z ∈ G.
    D. Let f be a non-constant analytic function on G such that |f | is constant on ∂G. Then
    f has at least one zero in G.

    Justify your choice. 1+4

    3. Which of the following is true ?

    A. If f is an entire function such that Ref is bounded, then Imf need not be constant.
    B. If f is an entire function, and there is a nonempty disk such that f does not assume any
    values in the disk, then f is constant.
    f (z)
    C. If f is an entire function such that z3
    is bounded, then f is constant.
    D. There exists a non-constant bounded entire function.

    Justify your choice. 1+4


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    C. U., M.Sc. Sem. 1, 2021

    4. Let D be an open unit disk. Which of the following is true ?

    A. There exists an analytic function f :D →D such that f (0) = − 21 and f 0 (0) = 34 .


    B. There exists an analytic function f :D →D such that f (0) = − 21 and f 0 (0) = 65 .
    C. There exists an analytic function f :D →D such that f (0) = 12 and f 0 (0) = 45 .
    D. There exists an analytic function f :D →D such that f ( 21 ) = 34 and f 0 ( 12 ) = 43 .

    Justify your choice. 1+4


    15
    z n for z∈ C. If C : |z + i| = 3, a positively oriented circle, then which of the
    P
    5. Let f (z) =
    n=0
    R f (z)
    following is the value of C (z−i) 15 dz?

    A. 2πi(1 + 15i)
    B. 2πi(1 − 15i)
    C. 4πi(1 + 15i)
    D. 4πi(1 − 15i)

    Justify your choice. 1+4


    Group - B
    (Ordinary Differential Equation)
    Marks - 25

    Answer all questions


    6. The Initial Value Problem
    dy
    = y 1/3 , y(0) = 5
    dx
    on a domain of R2 containing the rectangle R = {(x, y) : −2 ≤ x ≤ 2, 2 ≤ y ≤ 8} has
    A. a unique solution on [− 32 , 32 ].
    B. no solution on [−1, 1].
    C. infinitely many solutions on [− 23 , 32 ].
    D. exactly two solutions on [−2, 2].
    Justify your choice. 1+4
    7. Let W denote the Wronskian of three solutions of the system of equations
       
    7 3 1 x1
    dX
    =  4 −3 6  X, where X = x2  .
    dt
    −1 2 −4 x3
    If W (1) = a, W (2) = b and W (3) = c, then which of the following is true?
    A. a < b < c.
    B. a > b > c.
    C. a = b = c.
    D. a < 0 < b < c.
    Justify your choice. 1+4

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    C. U., M.Sc. Sem. 1, 2021

    8. Which of the following is a fundamental set of solutions of the equation

    d3 x d2 x dx
    3
    − 5 2
    +7 − 3x = 0?
    dt dt dt
    A. {et , tet , te3t }.
    B. {et , e3t , 2et + 3e3t }.
    C. {et , te3t , (2t + 1)et }.
    D. {et , (t + 1)et , 3et + 4e3t }.

    Justify your choice. 1+4

    9. Let φm and φn be characteristic functions corresponding to distinct characteristic values of a


    Sturm Liouville boundary value problem on [a, b]. Which of the following is always true?
    Rb
    A. a φm (x)φn (x)dx = 0.
    B. φm (b)φ0n (b) = φ0m (b)φn (b).
    C. φm (a) = φn (b).
    D. φ0m (a) = φ0n (b).

    Justify your choice. 1+4

    10. Consider the nonlinear autonomous system


    dx
    = 6x − y + x2 ,
    dt
    dy
    = αx + 2y + y 2 .
    dt

    Which of the following about the nature of the critical point (0, 0) of this system is NOT
    true?

    A. If α = 12, then (0, 0) is a spiral point.


    B. If α = 4, then (0, 0) is a node.
    C. If α = 0, then (0, 0) is a center.
    D. If α = −16, then (0, 0) is a saddle point.

    Justify your choice. 1+4

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