MSO202 Lect 1
MSO202 Lect 1
Instructor:
Dr. G. P. Kapoor
FB 565, Department of Mathematics and Statistics
Tel. 7609, Email: [email protected]
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Lecture 1
Text Books:
In the lecture notes, some proofs are marked (*). Such proofs
will not be asked in the exams.
Tutorial Classes
The exercises given in the text books are usually not discussed
in the tutorial classes and the students are expected to solve
these problems on their own. However, the students can
approach the tutor if they have any difficulty in solving such
problems.
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Evaluation plan
z1 z2 ( x1 x2 , y1 y2 )
z1 z2 if x1 x2 , y1 y2
z1 ( x1 , y1 )
z1 z2 ( x1 x2 y1 y2 , x1 y2 x2 y1 )
z ( x, y ) , z x 2 y 2
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Notations:
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Proposition 1. zz z
2
Proof: ( x, y ).( x, y ) ( x 2 y 2 ,0) x 2 y 2 z
1 x y
Proposition 2. ( 2 , ), if z 0
z x y x y
2 2 2
1z z x y
Proof: 2 ( 2 , ).
zz z x y x y
2 2 2
zz zz
Proposition 3. Re z , Im z
2 2i
Proof. We give here the proof of the second part of the
proposition. The first part follows similarly.
z z i (0,2 y )(0, 1) (2 y,0)
y Im z .
2 2 2
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r z ,
angle between the line segment from 0 to z and
positive real axis
arg z
arg z is not a function, since for z rei , arg z has all the values
, 2 , 4 ,... so it is not single valued.
The identity
arg( z1 z2 ) arg z1 arg z2
has to be interpreted in the sense that for some value of arg on
LHS, suitable values of arg z1 and arg z2 on RHS so that
equality holds. Conversely, for given values of arg z1 and arg z2
on RHS, suitable values of arg( z1 z2 ) on RHS so that
equality holds.
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arg(z1z2 ) 3 3
i arg z arg z
1 2
2
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Thus,
Arg z
y
Remark: If z x iy , the principal value of tan 1 , denoed as
x
y y
Tan 1 , satisfies Tan 1 , while Arg z . The
x 2 x 2
y
relation between Arg z and Tan 1 is therefore given by the
x
following:
1 y
Tan , if x 0
x
y
Arg z Tan 1 , if x 0, y 0
x
1 y
Tan , if x 0, y 0
x
Graph of Tan 1 x
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But, Arg ( z1 z2 ) . This illustrates (1), when the convention
2
is Arg z .
Let
c r0 (cos 0 i sin 0 )
and
z r (cos i sin )
0 2 k 0 2 k
zk r01/ n [cos( ) i sin( )], k 0,1,..., n 1.
n n
2 2 2( n 1) 2( n 1)
cos0 i sin 0, cos i sin ,...,cos i sin
n n n n
or
2 2
1, n , wn2 ,..., wnn 1; where wn cos i sin .
n n
1/ n 0 2 k 0 2 k
since, zk c [cos( ) i sin( )], k 0,1,..., n 1
n n
gives that
0 2k 2l 0 2k 2l
zk nl c
1/ n
[cos( ) i sin( )],
n n ,
0 l n 1
Representation of Points
z
z
z
-z
z z z
1 2
iz
2
90 z
z
1
z
r
1/r -
1/z
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Equation of a circle and disk in terms of Complex Numbers
z a tb
za za
t Im( ) 0.
b b
za
L z :Im( ) 0.
b
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Field: ( X , , .) is a field if
(i) (X, +) is an abelian group.
(ii) (X – {0}, .) is an abelian group.
(iii) ‘.’ is distributive over ‘+’.