
1995 April 10
Instructions. Work as many of the problems as you can. Each solution should be clearly written on a separate sheet of paper.
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Let f(z)=∑anzn be an entire function.
(a) Suppose that |f(z)|≤A|z|N+B for all z∈C where A,B are finite constants. Show that f is a polynomial of degree N or less.
(b) Suppose that f satisfies the condition: |f(zn)|→∞ whenever |zn|→∞. Show that f is a polynomial. -
(a) State a form of the Cauchy theorem.
(b) State a converse of the Cauchy theorem. -
Let f(z)=∑∞n=0anzn be analytic and one-to-one on |z|<1. Suppose that |f(z)|<1 for all |z|<1.
(a) Prove that ∑∞n=1n|an|2≤1.
(b) Is the constant 1 the best possible? -
Let u(z) be a nonconstant, real valued, harmonic function on C. Prove there exists a sequence zn with |zn|→∞ for which u(zn)→0.
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Find an explicit conformal mapping of the semidisk H={z:|z|<1,Real z>0} onto the unit disk.
(cf. '89 Apr #3, '06 Nov #2). -
Suppose f(z) is a holomorphic function on the unit disk which satisfies |f(z)|<1 for all |z|<1.
(a) State the Schwarz lemma, as applied to f.
(b) If f(0)=12, how large can |f′(0)| be?
(cf. '06 Nov #3)