Exercise 5.  Let  [Graphics:Images/ComplexIntegralModHome_gr_297.gif],  where  u  and  v  are differentiable.   Show that

        [Graphics:Images/ComplexIntegralModHome_gr_298.gif].  

Solution 5.

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Answer.   This follows from (6-8)   [Graphics:../Images/ComplexIntegralModHome_gr_299.gif],

and the fact that if  u  and  v  are differentiable, then  f  is differentiable,  and   [Graphics:../Images/ComplexIntegralModHome_gr_300.gif].

Solution.   Given   [Graphics:../Images/ComplexIntegralModHome_gr_301.gif],   we have   [Graphics:../Images/ComplexIntegralModHome_gr_302.gif].  

Now apply  (6-8)   [Graphics:../Images/ComplexIntegralModHome_gr_303.gif].

Use the function  [Graphics:../Images/ComplexIntegralModHome_gr_304.gif]  and observe that  

                    [Graphics:../Images/ComplexIntegralModHome_gr_305.gif]   

Therefore,

                    [Graphics:../Images/ComplexIntegralModHome_gr_306.gif][Graphics:../Images/ComplexIntegralModHome_gr_307.gif].

  

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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