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CV&SF (M4) 2020

Hall Ticket Number: 18MA004 Fourth Semester Examination for I/IV B.Tech ECE & EIE Degree. The exam is for the course Complex Variables and Special Functions and is worth a maximum of 50 marks. Part A contains 10 single mark multiple choice questions on topics like argument of complex numbers, harmonic functions, Cauchy's residue theorem, and Bessel's differential equation. Part B contains 4 out of 6 10-mark questions. Questions can be on finding roots of complex functions, determining analytic functions using Milne-Thomson's method, evaluating complex integrals, Fourier transforms, and solving differential equations in series form.

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CV&SF (M4) 2020

Hall Ticket Number: 18MA004 Fourth Semester Examination for I/IV B.Tech ECE & EIE Degree. The exam is for the course Complex Variables and Special Functions and is worth a maximum of 50 marks. Part A contains 10 single mark multiple choice questions on topics like argument of complex numbers, harmonic functions, Cauchy's residue theorem, and Bessel's differential equation. Part B contains 4 out of 6 10-mark questions. Questions can be on finding roots of complex functions, determining analytic functions using Milne-Thomson's method, evaluating complex integrals, Fourier transforms, and solving differential equations in series form.

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Hall Ticket Number:

18MA004
I/IV B.Tech
November, 2020 (Regular) DEGREE
Fourth Semester
Time: Thrce Hours
EXAMINATION ECE & EIE
COMPLEX VARIABLES & SPECIAL
Answer ALL Questions from PART-A. FUNCTIONS
Maximum: 50 Marks
Answer ANY FOUR questions from (1X10= 10 Marks)
PART-B.
(4X10=40 Marks)
PART-A
1 a) Find the argument of 1+i.
b) ICheck whether the
function u = x*-y' is harmonic or not? COI
COI
1M

c IM
Find the valuc of - d: ,
a where c is<-=r COI
1M
d) State Cauchy Residue Theorem. CO2 1M
e) Z-Sin Z
Find the nature of singularity of the function f(z)= CO2 IM

f What is the Fourier complex Integral formula? CO3 1M


g) State Linear property. CO3 1M
h)
Write the value of u ay?
CO3 1M

i) State Bessel's Differential equation. CO4 1M


CO4 1M
Determine J, (0)
PART-B

2. a) CO1 5M
Find all the roots of (1 +i)i
Thomson's
Determine the analytic function whose real part is cosx coshy by using Milne 5M
b)
COI
Method.

3
10M
;4*+z+5 where cis theellipse
(z-) F'"(-i) CO1
F(3.5). (ii). F), (iü). F'(-1) and (iv).
Find the values of (i).
4 C02
series. SM
Laurent
for z-i<2in
a) Expand f(2) = (z-1)(z-3)
=0 and determine
the region of SM
r's seriesabout CO
b) Expand Sinz in a Taylor
Convergence.
3. a)
Evaluate 9sin z* t cos E*
-dz where cis the
(:-1}(-2) circle z=3 CO2
b) SM
Find x°dx
(r+1)(r +4)
CO2
SM

6a)Find the Fourier sinc transform of.


b CO3
for 0sxsn SM
Express f()=.
|0 for x>a as a Fourier sine integral and
hence evaluate
-sinxd da SM
CO3

Find the Fourier transfom of lo-sl


>1
Hence evaluate (XC0sx -sin xcos 2 10M

CO3

8 Solve in series the cquation d'y dy +y=0 C04


de? dx 10M

9. a)
Prove that J, (*)=()
2n +J..(4) C04 5M

CO4
b) Determine J, (x) SM
2

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