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    03004-03006-03007 S1-Complex Analysis and Numerical Methods-QP

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    This document contains instructions and questions for an exam on complex analysis and numerical methods. It is divided into two sections. Section 1 contains questions on topics related to complex analysis, such as harmonic functions, analytic functions, Cauchy's theorem, and Taylor/Laurent series expansions. Section 2 focuses on numerical analysis topics, including Newton's and Simpson's rules, difference tables, interpolation formulas, and solving differential equations numerically. Students are asked to solve problems, prove theorems, expand functions as series, evaluate integrals, and apply numerical methods to find solutions for equations.

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    UKA TARSADIA UNIVERSITY

    B.Tech (Civil)/B.Tech (EC)/B.Tech (Electrical) (4thSemester)


    Subject :030040401/030070401/030060401-Complex Analysis and Numerical Methods (Theory)
    Time : 10 am to 1 pm Date : 12/05/2015
    Duration : 3 Hours Max. Marks: 70.
    Instructions:
    1. Attempt all questions.
    2. Write each section in a separate answer book.
    3. Make suitable assumptions wherever necessary.
    4. Figures to the right indicate full marks allocated to that question.
    5. Draw diagrams/figures whenever necessary.

    SECTION - 1
    Q-1 (A) Answer the following. [05]
    I) Define Harmonic function
    II) Write Cauchy-Riemann equations in polar form
    III) Define Singular point.
    IV) State Cauchy Goursat theorem.
    V) Evaluate I= 1
    around Circle = .
    (+1) 2

    Q-1 (B) Answer the following in brief. (Any 5) [10]


    I) Show that the given function u is harmonic and find the corresponding analytic function
    If u = 3 3 2 .
    II) Check if the given function is analytic or not.
    f z = 2 + 2
    III) Determine the points at which the given function f (z) is not analytic.
    2+1 3 +
    (1) (2)
    2 +1 2 3+2

    IV) Check the convergence of given series


    (3 + 4)
    =1
    V) Determine the principal part and regular part of given function
    cos
    =


    VI) Evaluate 2+ 2
    0 along the line = 2
    VII) Classify the poles of 1
    = 2 6
    Q-2 Answer the following. [10]
    A) Define analytic function. If = 1 log 2 + 2 + tan1
    is analytic,
    2
    then find the value of p.

    OR
    A) Evaluate ()2 , where C is the boundary of the square with
    Vertices 0, i, 1+i, 1 in the clockwise direction.

    B) Find all Taylor and Laurent series expansion of given function.


    2 1
    = in the region (i) < 2 2 < < 3() > 3
    +2 (+3)

    OR

    B) Find the series expansion of = in term of (z+3) in the region + 3 < 4.
    1 (4)

    Q-3 Answer the following in detail. (Any 2) [10]


    A) State and prove necessary condition for f (z) to be analytic.
    B) State and prove Cauchy Residue theorem.
    C) Find the bilinear transformation which maps the points = 1, , 1 in to the points = , 0,1
    Also find fixed point of this transformation.

    SECTION 2
    Q-4 (A) Answer the following. [05]
    I) Write the Newtons backward formula.
    II) Write the Simpsons 1 rule formula.
    3
    III) Prove that: =
    IV) Find absolute error from = 3.141592 = 3.14
    V) Round off the following numbers correct up to four decimal places.
    (1) 96.243827 (2) 0.004789
    Q-4 (B) Answer the following in brief. (Any 5) [10]
    I) Evaluate: 2 2
    II) Evaluate the term take h = 1
    (1) ax (2) tan x
    III) Construct a Backward difference table from the following values of, f 45 , 2 f 40 .
    X 30 35 40 45 50
    F(x) 3678 2995 2400 1876 1416
    nd rd
    IV) Write the formulas of Runge-kutta 2 order and 3 order.
    V) Solve = + with 0 = 1 by modified Eulers method for = 0.1 correct up to 4 decimal

    places taking = 0.1
    VI) Evaluate : 2 x 3
    E
    VII) Find
    1) 3/2
    2) 7/2
    3) 3 3/2
    4) 4 3
    Q-5 Answer the following. [10]

    A) Use Stirlings formula to find 55 . Let 40 = 836, 50 = 682, 60 = 436,


    70 = 272.
    OR
    th
    A) Use Runge-kutta method of 4 order to evaluate (1.1) and (1.2) with = 0.1 for

    initial value problem = 2 + 2 ; 1 = 0.

    B) Using Lagranges formula, express 2 2 +3+5


    as sum of partial fractions.
    (+2)(1)(2)

    OR

    B) Compute Largest eigen value for the corresponding eigen vector of the matrix.
    25 1 0 1
    = 1 3 0 With condition 0 = 0 .
    2 0 4 0

    Q-6 Answer the following in detail. (Any 2) [10]


    A) Find a real root of equation 3 1 = 0 correct up to 4significant digits
    By Newton-Raphson method.

    B) Compute cosh 0.56 from the following data using Newtons forward difference formula.
    0.5 0.6 0.7 0.8
    = cosh 1.127626 1.185465 1.255169 1.337435

    C) Apply Gauss-Backward interpolation formula to obtain 32 from the following data.


    25 30 35 40
    () 0.2707 0.3027 0.3386 0.3794

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