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Assignment - 17-02-2025 - Jupyter Notebook

The document contains Python code using the sympy library to compute analytic functions from given real and imaginary parts. It defines two functions, u_giu and v_giu, which calculate the complex derivative and integrate to find the analytic function. The code also includes examples demonstrating the use of these functions with specific mathematical expressions.

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Assignment - 17-02-2025 - Jupyter Notebook

The document contains Python code using the sympy library to compute analytic functions from given real and imaginary parts. It defines two functions, u_giu and v_giu, which calculate the complex derivative and integrate to find the analytic function. The code also includes examples demonstrating the use of these functions with specific mathematical expressions.

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Assignment_17-02-2025 ¶

reg no:2240205
In [6]: 1 #### 1) Code with comments
2 ​
3 from sympy import * # Import the sympy library for symbolic mathematics
4 x, y, z = symbols("x, y, z") # Define symbols x, y, z for symbolic computation
5 ​
6 def u_giu(u): # Define a function to find the analytic function given the real part
7 ux = diff(u, x) # Compute the partial derivative of u with respect to x
8 print("ux=", ux) # Print the partial derivative ux
9 uy = diff(u, y) # Compute the partial derivative of u with respect to y
10 print("uy=", uy) # Print the partial derivative uy
11 fp = simplify(ux - 1j * uy) # Compute the complex derivative f'(z) = ux - i*uy
12 print("f'(x,y)=", str(fp)) # Print the complex derivative f'(z)
13 g = fp.subs({x: z, y: 0}) # Substitute x with z and y with 0 to get f'(z, 0)
14 print("f'(z,0)=", g) # Print the derivative f'(z, 0)
15 f = integrate(g, z) # Integrate f'(z, 0) with respect to z to get f(z)
16 return "f=" + str(f) # Return the analytic function f(z)
17 ​
18 def v_giu(v): # Define a function to find the analytic function given the imaginary
19 vx = diff(v, x) # Compute the partial derivative of v with respect to x
20 print("vx=", vx) # Print the partial derivative vx
21 vy = diff(v, y) # Compute the partial derivative of v with respect to y
22 print("vy=", vy) # Print the partial derivative vy
23 fp = simplify(vy + 1j * vx) # Compute the complex derivative f'(z) = vy + i*vx
24 print("f'(x,y)=", str(fp)) # Print the complex derivative f'(z)
25 g = fp.subs({x: z, y: 0}) # Substitute x with z and y with 0 to get f'(z, 0)
26 print("f'(z,0)=", g) # Print the derivative f'(z, 0)
27 f = integrate(g, z) # Integrate f'(z, 0) with respect to z to get f(z)
28 return "f=" + str(f) # Return the analytic function f(z)
29 ​
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31 ​
32 ​

In [7]: 1 #Problem 2
2 ​
3 # Define the imaginary part v(x, y)
4 v = -2 * sin(x) * (exp(y) - exp(-y))
5 ​
6 # Use the v_giu function to find the analytic function f(z)
7 F = v_giu(v)
8 print(F)

vx= (-2*exp(y) + 2*exp(-y))*cos(x)


vy= (-2*exp(y) - 2*exp(-y))*sin(x)
f'(x,y)= (2.0*I*(1 - exp(2*y))*cos(x) - 2*(exp(2*y) + 1)*sin(x))*exp(-y)
f'(z,0)= -4*sin(z)
f=4*cos(z)
In [8]: 1 # given problem
2 F=u_giu(x**2-y**2)
3 display(F)

ux= 2*x
uy= -2*y
f'(x,y)= 2.0*x + 2.0*I*y
f'(z,0)= 2.0*z

'f=1.0*z**2'

In [ ]: 1 ​

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