- Given a function continuous in a disk and analytic everwhere but at the center, prove that the function is analytic in the entire disk.
- Give a proof of Picard's theorem using, for example, the fact that the j invariant of a modular curve uniformizes the 2,3,
hyperbolic triangle as the upper half-plane.
- Show that the mapping group of the torus is
.
- Let
. Is there a conformal isomorphism
, where Δ is the open unit disk? (McMullen)
- Is there one with f(0) = 0? (McMullen)
- How can we arrange for a unique f with f(0) = 0? (McMullen)
- What can you say about the coefficients ai of the power series expansion
? (McMullen)
- For f with
,
, what ring do the ai lie in? (McMullen)
- So to show that the ai lie in this ring, can we write down another function in terms of f and --'s which maps Δ to Ω? (McMullen)
- Calculate ai. Now what ring do the ai lie in? (McMullen)
- How would you write down the power series for tanz? (McMullen)
- What is its radius of convergence? (McMullen)
- Can you prove what the zeroes of cosz are? (McMullen)
- Why does the radius of convergence correspond this way? (McMullen)
- What is the area of a spherical triangle? Can you prove it? (McMullen)
- Same for hyperbolic triangle. (McMullen)
- Define a complex torus. (McMullen)
- What is the automorphism group of a complex torus? (McMullen)
- Show that if all the zeroes of a polynomial lie in a half-plane, then all zeroes of the derivative lie in the same half plane.
- What is the area of a spherical triangle?
- What is the automorphism group of a complex torus?
- If fn is a family of holomorphic functions such that
uniformly on compact subsets of some domain Ω, what can you say about fn'?
- Give an example of a sequence
where every fn is holomorphic and injective, and f is not. Is this the most general such example?
- Why is there no conformal automorphism from the punctured disk to an annulus?
- Show that for a doubly periodic function f the number of zeroes of f and the number of poles of f (counting with multiplicities) is equal.
- Suppose fi are harmonic functions on the unit disk D. Show that no linear combination of the fi can be negative on
and positive at some point in the interior of D.
- Find the poles and residues of 1 / sin(z).
- Give the formula for a conformal map from the unit disk to the inside of a polygon with angles 2π − βiπ.
- Show that a continuous real-valued function u on some region Ω which has the mean-value property is harmonic.
- Suppose f is an analytic map from the punctured disk to
. Can you write a power series expansion for f? What general form does it have? (McMullen)
- What can you say about the growth of the an's?
- Relate this to radii of convergence.
- If f is bounded, what additional things can you say?
- How would you compute the integral
?(McMullen)
- Is the top half of a disk conformally isomorphic to the whole disk? What is the isomoprhism? (McMullen)
- What is the argument principle? (Sarason)
- Why is it called the argument principle? (Sarason)
- Generalize the argument principle to a statement about an arbitrary continuous function f from a domain to
. You can assume f has isolated zeroes. (Sarason)
- You don't want to calculate any integrals do you? (Sarason)
- How do you prove the uniqueness part of the Riemann Mapping Theorem? (Sarason)
- What are the conformal automorphisms of the disk? (Sarason)
- What are the conformal automorphisms of the upper half plane? (Sarason)
- What is the modular group? (Sarason)
- Let f be holomorphic in Δ * , the punctured unit disk, and suppose that
. Show that the singularity at 0 is removable. (McMullen)
- What is the Riemann zeta function? (Poonen)
- State the Riemann hypothesis. (Poonen)
- What is analytic continuation? Why is it unique?
- Does every complex analytic function have a power series?
- What is a a holomorphic function? What have properties do they have? (Sarason)
- How can you prove they have a Taylor series expansion? (Sarason)
- What connection does complex analysis have to algebraic geometry? (Sarason)
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