Series with complex terms. Series in the complex domain Number series with complex numbers

View symbol W 1 + W 2 +…+ W n +…= (1), Where W n = u n + i· v n (n = 1, 2, …) complex numbers (sequences of complex numbers) are called series of complex numbers.

Numbers W n (n = 1, 2, …) are called members of a number, member W n called common member of the series.

Numbers of the form S n = W 1 + W 2 +…+ W n (2) (n = 1, 2, …) , are called partial sums of a series (1).

Finite or infinite limit S sequences S n called the sum of this series.

If the limit S is finite, then the series is called convergent, if the limit is infinite or does not exist at all, then the series divergent.

If S sum of series (1), then write
.

Let
, A
. Obviously σ n = u 1 + u 2 +…+ u n , τ n = v 1 + v 2 +…+ v n. How do we know equality
(S of course) is equivalent to two equalities
And
. Consequently, the convergence of series (1) is equivalent to the convergence of two real series: And . Therefore, the basic properties of convergent number series apply to convergent complex series.

For example, for complex series the Cauchy criterion is valid: series (1) converges if and only if for any

that in front of everyone
n > Nand anyp= 1, 2, … the inequality holds.

This criterion directly implies the necessary criterion for the convergence of a series: for series (1) to converge it is necessary and sufficient that its common termW n 0 .

The following properties of convergent series are true: if the rows And converge to their sumsSAndd, then the rows
And
converge respectively to the sumsS ± dand λS .

Absolutely convergent series of complex numbers.

Series of complex numbers (1) called absolutely convergent, if the series converges
(2).

Theorem.

Every absolutely convergent series (1) of complex numbers converges.

Proof.

Obviously, it is enough for us to establish that for series (1) the conditions of the Cauchy criterion for the convergence of the series are satisfied. Let's take any
. Due to the absolute convergence of series (1), series (2) converges. Therefore, for the selected

, that for any n > N And p=1,2,… the inequality will be satisfied
, But

, and even more so the inequality will be satisfied
at any n > N And p=1,2,… Consequently, for series (1) the conditions of the Cauchy criterion for the convergence of a complex series are satisfied. Therefore series (1) converges. The theorem is true.

Theorem.

In order for a series of complex numbers (1) was absolutely convergent; it is necessary and sufficient for real series to converge absolutely (3) and (4) , whereW n = u n + i· v n (n = 1, 2,…).

Proof,

relies on the following obvious inequalities

(5)

Necessity. Let the series (1) converge absolutely, let us show that the series (3) and (4) converge absolutely, i.e. the series converge
And
(6). From the absolute convergence of series (1) it follows that series (2)
converges, then, by virtue of the left-hand side of inequality (5), series (6) will converge, i.e. series (3) and (4) absolutely converge.

Adequacy. Let series (3) and (4) converge absolutely, let us show that series (1) also converges absolutely, i.e., that series (2) converges. From the absolute convergence of series (3) and (4) it follows that series (6) converge, therefore the series also converges
. Consequently, due to the right-hand side of inequality (5), series (2) converges, i.e. series (1) is absolutely convergent.

So, the absolute convergence of the complex series (1) is equivalent to the absolute convergence of the real number series (3) and (4). Therefore, all the basic properties of real absolutely convergent number series apply to absolutely convergent complex series. In particular, for an absolutely convergent complex series, the theorem on the permutation of its terms is valid, i.e. rearranging terms in an absolutely convergent series does not affect the sum of the series. To establish the absolute convergence of a complex series, any criterion for the convergence of a positive series can be used.

Cauchy's sign.

Let series (1) have a limit
, then ifq < 1 , то ряд (1) абсолютно сходится, если q>1, then series (1) diverges.

D'Alembert's sign.

If for a series (1) of complex numbers there is a limit
, then whenq < 1 этот ряд абсолютно сходится, а если q> 1, then the series diverges.

Example.

Examine the series for absolute convergence
, Here
.

We'll find
. Obviously
=
=
. Therefore, the series is absolutely convergent.

Absolutely convergent series can be multiplied. The product of an absolutely convergent series and a convergent series converges. The product of two convergents may diverge.

21.2 Number series (NS):

Let z 1, z 2,…, z n be a sequence of complex numbers, where

Def 1. An expression of the form z 1 + z 2 +…+z n +…=(1) is called a partial range in the complex region, and z 1 , z 2 ,…, z n are members of the number series, z n is the general term of the series.

Def 2. The sum of the first n terms of a complex Czech Republic:

S n =z 1 +z 2 +…+z n is called nth partial sum this row.

Def 3. If there is a finite limit at n of a sequence of partial sums S n of a number series, then the series is called convergent, while the number S itself is called the sum of the PD. Otherwise the CR is called divergent.

The study of the convergence of PD with complex terms comes down to the study of series with real terms.

Necessary sign of convergence:

converges

Def4. CR is called absolutely convergent, if a series of modules of terms of the original PD converges: |z 1 |+|z 2 |+…+| z n |+…=

This series is called modular, where |z n |=

Theorem(on the absolute convergence of PD): if the modular series is , then the series also converges.

When studying the convergence of series with complex terms, all known sufficient tests for the convergence of positive series with real terms are used, namely, comparison tests, d'Alembert's tests, radical and integral Cauchy tests.

21.2 Power series (SR):

Def5. CP in the complex plane is called an expression of the form:

c 0 +c 1 z+c 2 z 2 +…+c n z n =, (4) where

c n – CP coefficients (complex or real numbers)

z=x+iy – complex variable

x, y – real variables

SRs of the form are also considered:

c 0 +c 1 (z-z 0)+c 2 (z-z 0) 2 +…+c n (z-z 0) n +…=,

Which is called CP by powers of the difference z-z 0, where z 0 is a fixed complex number.

Def 6. The set of values ​​of z for which the CP converges is called area of ​​convergence SR.

Opr 7. A CP that converges in a certain region is called absolutely (conditionally) convergent, if the corresponding modular series converges (diverges).

Theorem(Abel): If CP converges at z=z 0 ¹0 (at the point z 0), then it converges, and, moreover, absolutely for all z satisfying the condition: |z|<|z 0 | . Если же СР расходится при z=z 0 ,то он расходится при всех z, удовлетворяющих условию |z|>|z 0 |.

It follows from the theorem that there is a number R called radius of convergence SR, such that for all z for which |z| R – CP diverges.

The convergence region of CP is the interior of the circle |z|

If R=0, then the CP converges only at the point z=0.



If R=¥, then the region of convergence of CP is the entire complex plane.

The convergence region of the CP is the interior of the circle |z-z 0 |

The radius of convergence of the SR is determined by the formulas:

21.3 Taylor series:

Let the function w=f(z) be analytic in the circle z-z 0

f(z)= =C 0 +c 1 (z-z 0)+c 2 (z-z 0) 2 +…+c n (z-z 0) n +…(*)

the coefficients of which are calculated using the formula:

c n =, n=0,1,2,…

Such a CP (*) is called the Taylor series for the function w=f(z) in powers z-z 0 or in the vicinity of the point z 0 . Taking into account the generalized integral Cauchy formula, the coefficients of the Taylor series (*) can be written in the form:

C – circle with center at point z 0, completely lying inside the circle |z-z 0 |

When z 0 =0 the series (*) is called near Maclaurin. By analogy with the Maclaurin series expansions of the main elementary functions of a real variable, we can obtain the expansions of some elementary PCFs:

Expansions 1-3 are valid on the entire complex plane.

4). (1+z) a = 1+

5). ln(1+z) = z-

Expansions 4-5 are valid in the region |z|<1.

Let us substitute the expression iz into the expansion for e z instead of z:

(Euler's formula)

21.4 Laurent series:

Series with negative degrees of difference z-z 0:

c -1 (z-z 0) -1 +c -2 (z-z 0) -2 +…+c -n (z-z 0) -n +…=(**)

By substitution, the series (**) turns into a series in powers of the variable t: c -1 t+c -2 t 2 +…+c - n t n +… (***)

If the series (***) converges in the circle |t| r.

We form a new series as the sum of series (*) and (**) changing n from -¥ to +¥.

…+c - n (z-z 0) - n +c -(n -1) (z-z 0) -(n -1) +…+c -2 (z-z 0) -2 +c -1 (z-z 0) - 1 +c 0 +c 1 (z-z 0) 1 +c 2 (z-z 0) 2 +…

…+c n (z-z 0) n = (!)

If the series (*) converges in the region |z-z 0 | r, then the region of convergence of the series (!) will be the common part of these two regions of convergence, i.e. ring (r<|z-z 0 |series convergence ring.

Let the function w=f(z) be analytic and single-valued in the ring (r<|z-z 0 |

the coefficients of which are determined by the formula:

C n = (#), where

C is a circle with center at point z 0, which lies completely inside the convergence ring.

The row (!) is called next to Laurent for the function w=f(z).

The Laurent series for the function w=f(z) consists of 2 parts:

The first part f 1 (z)= (!!) is called the right part Laurent series. The series (!!) converges to the function f 1 (z) inside the circle |z-z 0 |

The second part of the Laurent series f 2 (z)= (!!!) - main part Laurent series. The series (!!!) converges to the function f 2 (z) outside the circle |z-z 0 |>r.

Inside the ring, the Laurent series converges to the function f(z)=f 1 (z)+f 2 (z). In some cases, either the principal or the regular part of the Laurent series may be either absent or contain a finite number of terms.

In practice, to expand a function into a Laurent series, the coefficients C n (#) are usually not calculated, because it leads to cumbersome calculations.

In practice, they do the following:

1). If f(z) is a fractional-rational function, then it is represented as a sum of simple fractions, with a fraction of the form , where a-const is expanded into a geometric series using the formula:

1+q+q 2 +q 3 +…+=, |q|<1

A fraction of the form is laid out in a series, which is obtained by differentiating the series of a geometric progression (n-1) times.

2). If f(z) is irrational or transcendental, then the well-known Maclaurin series expansions of the main elementary PCFs are used: e z, sinz, cosz, ln(1+z), (1+z) a.

3). If f(z) is analytic at the point z=¥ at infinity, then by substituting z=1/t the problem is reduced to expanding the function f(1/t) into a Taylor series in a neighborhood of the point 0, with the z-neighborhood of the point z=¥ the exterior of a circle with a center at point z=0 and radius equal to r (possibly r=0) is considered.

L.1 DOUBLE INTEGRAL IN DECATE COORD.

1.1 Basic concepts and definitions

1.2 Geometric and physical meaning of DVI.

1.3 main properties of DVI

1.4 Calculation of DVI in Cartesian coordinates

L.2 DVI in POLAR COORDINATES. REPLACEMENT OF VARIABLES in DVI.

2.1 Replacement of variables in DVI.

2.2 DVI in polar coordinates.

L.3Geometric and physical applications of DVI.

3.1 Geometric applications of DVI.

3.2 Physical applications of double integrals.

1. Mass. Calculation of the mass of a flat figure.

2. Calculation of static moments and coordinates of the center of gravity (center of mass) of the plate.

3. Calculation of the moments of inertia of the plate.

L.4 TRIPLE INTEGRAL

4.1 THREE: basic concepts. Existence theorem.

4.2 Basic saints of THREE

4.3 Calculation of SUT in Cartesian coordinates

L.5 CURVILINEAR INTEGRALS OVER COORDINATES OF KIND II – KRI-II

5.1 Basic concepts and definitions of KRI-II, existence theorem

5.2 Basic properties of KRI-II

5.3 Calculation of CRI – II for various forms of specifying the arc AB.

5.3.1 Parametric definition of the integration path

5.3.2. Explicitly specifying the integration curve

L. 6. CONNECTION BETWEEN DVI and CRI. HOLY KREES OF THE 2nd KIND ASSOCIATED WITH THE FORM OF THE PATH OF INTEGR.

6.2. Green's formula.

6.2. Conditions (criteria) for the contour integral to be equal to zero.

6.3. Conditions for the independence of the CRI from the shape of the integration path.

L. 7Conditions for the independence of the 2nd kind CRI from the form of the integration path (continued)

L.8 Geometric and physical applications of type 2 CRI

8.1 Calculation of S flat figure

8.2 Calculation of work by changing force

L.9 Surface integrals over surface area (SVI-1)

9.1. Basic concepts, existence theorem.

9.2. Main properties of PVI-1

9.3.Smooth surfaces

9.4. Calculation of PVI-1 by connection to DVI.

L.10. SURFACE INTEGRALS according to COORD.(PVI2)

10.1. Classification of smooth surfaces.

10.2. PVI-2: definition, existence theorem.

10.3. Basic properties of PVI-2.

10.4. Calculation of PVI-2

Lecture No. 11. CONNECTION BETWEEN PVI, TRI and CRI.

11.1. Ostrogradsky-Gauss formula.

11.2 Stokes formula.

11.3. Application of PVI to calculating the volumes of bodies.

LK.12 ELEMENTS OF FIELD THEORY

12.1 Theor. Fields, main Concepts and definitions.

12.2 Scalar field.

L. 13 VECTOR FIELD (VP) AND ITS CHARACTERISTICS.

13.1 Vector lines and vector surfaces.

13.2 Vector flow

13.3 Field divergence. Ost.-Gauss formula.

13.4 Field circulation

13.5 Rotor (vortex) of the field.

L.14 SPECIAL VECTOR FIELDS AND THEIR CHARACTERISTICS

14.1 Vector differential operations of 1st order

14.2 Vector differential operations of II order

14.3 Solenoidal vector field and its properties

14.4 Potential (irrotational) VP and its properties

14.5 Harmonic field

L.15 ELEMENTS OF THE FUNCTION OF A COMPLEX VARIABLE. COMPLEX NUMBERS (K/H).

15.1. K/h definition, geometric image.

15.2 Geometric representation of c/h.

15.3 Operation on k/h.

15.4 The concept of extended complex z-pl.

L.16 LIMIT OF SEQUENCE OF COMPLEX NUMBERS. Function of a complex variable (FCV) and its apertures.

16.1. Sequence of complex numbers definition, criterion of existence.

16.2 Arithmetic properties of the aisles of complex numbers.

16.3 Function of a complex variable: definition, continuity.

L.17 Basic elementary functions of a complex variable (FKP)

17.1. Unambiguous elementary PKPs.

17.1.1. Power function: ω=Z n .

17.1.2. Demonstrative function: ω=e z

17.1.3. Trigonometric functions.

17.1.4. Hyperbolic functions (shZ, chZ, thZ, cthZ)

17.2. Multi-valued FKP.

17.2.1. Logarithmic function

17.2.2. arcsin of the number Z is called number ω,

17.2.3.Generalized power exponential function

L.18 Differentiation of FKP. Analytical f-iya

18.1. Derivative and differential of the FKP: basic concepts.

18.2. Criterion for differentiability of FKP.

18.3. Analytical function

L. 19 INTEGRAL STUDY OF FKP.

19.1 Integral from FKP (IFKP): definition, reduction of KRI, theor. creatures

19.2 About creatures. IFKP

19.3 Theor. Cauchy

L.20. Geometric meaning of the module and argument of the derivative. The concept of conformal mapping.

20.1 Geometric meaning of the derivative module

20.2 Geometric meaning of the derivative argument

L.21. Series in a complex domain.

21.2 Number series (NS)

21.2 Power series (SR):

21.3 Taylor series

19.4.1. Number series with complex terms. All basic definitions of convergence, properties of convergent series, and signs of convergence for complex series are no different from the actual case.

19.4.1.1. Basic definitions. Let us be given an infinite sequence of complex numbers z 1 , z 2 , z 3 , …, z n , ….The real part of the number z n we will denote a n , imaginary - b n

(those. z n = a n + i b n , n = 1, 2, 3, …).

Number series- record of the form .

Partialamountsrow: S 1 = z 1 , S 2 = z 1 + z 2 , S 3 = z 1 + z 2 + z 3 , S 4 = z 1 + z 2 + z 3 + z 4 , …,

S n = z 1 + z 2 + z 3 + … + z n , …

Definition. If there is a limit S sequences of partial sums of a series for
, which is a proper complex number, then the series is said to converge; number S called the sum of the series and write S = z 1 + z 2 + z 3 + … + z n + ... or
.

Let's find the real and imaginary parts of the partial sums:

S n = z 1 + z 2 + z 3 + … + z n = (a 1 + i b 1) + (a 2 + i b 2) + (a 3 + i b 3) + … + (a n + i b n ) = (a 1 + a 2 + a 3 +…+ a n ) +

Where are the symbols And the real and imaginary parts of the partial sum are indicated. A number sequence converges if and only if the sequences composed of its real and imaginary parts converge. Thus, a series with complex terms converges if and only if the series formed by its real and imaginary parts converge. One of the methods for studying the convergence of series with complex terms is based on this statement.

Example. Examine the series for convergence .

Let's write down several meanings of the expression : then the values ​​are repeated periodically. A series of real parts: ; series of imaginary parts; both series converge (conditionally), so the original series converges.

19.4.1.2. Absolute convergence.

Definition. Row called absolutely convergent, if the series converges
, composed of the absolute values ​​of its members.

Just as for numerical real series with arbitrary terms, it is easy to prove that if the series converges
, then the series necessarily converges (
, therefore the series formed by the real and imaginary parts of the series , agree absolutely). If the row converges, and the series
diverges, then the series is called conditionally convergent.

Row
- a series with non-negative terms, therefore, to study its convergence, you can use all known tests (from comparison theorems to the integral Cauchy test).

Example. Examine the series for convergence
.

Let's make a series of modules ():
. This series converges (Cauchy test
), so the original series converges absolutely.

19.4. 1 . 3 . Properties of convergent series. For convergent series with complex terms, all properties of series with real terms are valid:

A necessary sign of convergence of a series. The general term of the convergent series tends to zero as
.

If the series converges , then any remainder of the series converges. Conversely, if any remainder of the series converges, then the series itself converges.

If the series converges, then the sum of its remainder aftern -term tends to zero as
.

If all terms of a convergent series are multiplied by the same numberWith , then the convergence of the series will be preserved, and the sum will be multiplied byWith .

Convergent series (A ) And (IN ) can be added and subtracted term by term; the resulting series will also converge, and its sum is equal to
.

If the terms of a convergent series are grouped in an arbitrary way and a new series is made from the sums of the terms in each pair of parentheses, then this new series will also converge, and its sum will be equal to the sum of the original series.

If a series converges absolutely, then no matter how its terms are rearranged, the convergence is preserved and the sum does not change.

If the rows (A ) And (IN ) converge absolutely to their sums
And
, then their product, with an arbitrary order of terms, also converges absolutely, and its sum is equal to
.

1. Complex numbers. Complex numbers numbers of the form are called x+iy, Where X And y - real numbers, i-imaginary unit, defined by equality i 2 =-1. Real numbers X And at are called accordingly valid And imaginary parts complex number z. The following designations are introduced for them: x=Rez; y=Imz.

Geometrically, every complex number z=x+iy represented by a dot M(x;y) coordinate plane xOу(Fig. 26). In this case the plane xOy called the complex number plane, or plane of complex variable z.

Polar coordinates r And φ points M, which is the image of a complex number z are called module And argument complex number z; the following designations are introduced for them: r=|z|, φ=Arg z.

Since each point of the plane corresponds to an infinite number of values ​​of the polar angle, differing from each other by 2kπ (k is a positive or negative integer), then Arg z is an infinite-valued function of z.

That of the polar angle values φ , which satisfies the inequality –π< φ ≤ π is called main importance argument z and denote arg z.

In what follows, the designation φ save only for the main value of the argument z , those. let's put φ =arg z, whereby for all other values ​​of the argument z we get the equality

Arg z = Arg z + 2kπ =φ + 2kπ.

The relationships between the modulus and argument of a complex number z and its real and imaginary parts are established by the formulas

x = r cos φ; y = r sin φ.

Argument z can also be determined by the formula

arg z = arctg (u/x)+C,

Where WITH= 0 at x > 0, WITH= +π at x<0, at> 0; C = - π at x < 0, at< 0.

Replacing x And at in complex number notation z = x+iу their expressions through r And φ , we get the so-called trigonometric form of a complex number:

Complex numbers z 1 = x 1 + iy 1 And z 2 = x 2 + iy 2 are considered equal if and only if their real and imaginary parts are separately equal:

z 1 = z 2, If x 1 = x 2, y 1 = y 2.

For numbers given in trigonometric form, equality occurs if the moduli of these numbers are equal and the arguments differ by an integer multiple of 2π:

z 1 = z 2, If |z 1 | = |z 2 | And Arg z 1 = Arg z 2 +2kπ.

Two complex numbers z = x+iу and z = x -iу with equal real and opposite imaginary parts are called conjugated. For conjugate complex numbers the following relations hold:

|z 1 | = |z 2 |; arg z 1 = -arg z 2 ,

(the last equality can be given the form Arg z 1 + Arg z 2 = 2kπ).

Operations on complex numbers are determined by the following rules.

Addition. If z 1 = x 1 + iy 1 , z 2 = x 2 + iy 2, That



The addition of complex numbers obeys the commutative and associative laws:

Subtraction. If , That

For a geometric explanation of the addition and subtraction of complex numbers, it is useful to depict them not as points on a plane z, and by vectors: number z = x + iу represented by a vector having a beginning at point O (“zero” point of the plane - the origin of coordinates) and an end at point M(x;y). Then the addition and subtraction of complex numbers is performed according to the rule of addition and subtraction of vectors (Fig. 27).

This geometric interpretation of the operations of addition and subtraction of vectors makes it possible to easily establish theorems on the modulus of the sum and difference of two and the sum of several complex numbers, expressed by the inequalities:

| |z 1 |-|z 2 | | ≤ |z 1 ±z 2 | ≤ |z 1 | + |z 2 | ,

In addition, it is useful to remember that modulus of the difference of two complex numbers z 1 And z 2 equal to the distance between points that are their images on the z plane:| |z 1 -z 2 |=d(z 1 ,z 2) .

Multiplication. If z 1 = x 1 +iy 1 , z 2 = x 2 + iy 2. That

z 1 z 2 =(x 1 x 2 -y 1 y 2)+i(x 1 y 2 +x 2 y 1).

Thus, complex numbers are multiplied as binomials, with i 2 replaced by -1.

IF , then

Thus, the modulus of the product is equal to the product of the moduli of somnoequitels, and the argument of the product-the sum of the arguments of the factors. Multiplication of complex numbers obeys commutative, combinative and distributive (in relation to addition) laws:

Division. To find the quotient of two complex numbers given in algebraic form, the dividend and divisor should be multiplied by the number conjugate to the divisor:


" If are given in trigonometric form, then

Thus, the modulus of the quotient is equal to the quotient of the moduli of the dividend and divisor, A argument private is equal to the difference between the arguments of the dividend and the divisor.

Exponentiation. If z= , then by Newton’s binomial formula we have

(P- positive integer); in the resulting expression it is necessary to replace the powers i their meanings:



i 2 = -1; i 3 =i; i 4 =1; i 5 =1,…

and, in general,

i 4k = 1; i 4k+1 =i; i 4k+2 = -1; i 4k+3 = -i .

If , then

(Here P can be either a positive integer or a negative integer).

In particular,

(Moivre's formula).

Root extraction. If P is a positive integer, then the nth root of a complex number z has n different values, which are found by the formula

where k=0, 1, 2, ..., n-1.

437. Find (z 1 z 2)/z 3 if z 1 = 3 + 5i, z 2 = 2 + 3i, z 3 = 1+2i.

438.
number z= 2 + 5i.

∆ Find the modulus of a complex number: . We find the main value of the argument: . Therefore, ▲

439. Represent complex complex in trigonometric form
number

∆ We find , ; , ,i.e.

440. Represent complex complexes in trigonometric form
numbers 1, i, -1, -i.

441. Present numbers , ,
in trigonometric form and then find the complex number
z 1 /(z 2 z 3).

∆ We find

Hence,

442. Find all values.

∆ Let's write a complex number in trigonometric form. We have , , . Hence,

Hence, , ,

443. Solve binomial equation ω 5 + 32i = 0.

∆ Let us rewrite the equation in the form ω 5 + 32i = 0. Number -32i Let's represent it in trigonometric form:

If k = 0, then (A).

k =1,(B).

k =2,(C).

k =3,(D).

k =4,(E).

The roots of a binomial equation correspond to the vertices of a regular pentagon inscribed in a circle of radius R=2 with the center at the origin (Fig. 28).

In general, the roots of the binomial equation ω n =a, Where A- complex number, correspond to the vertices of the correct n-gon inscribed in a circle with center at the origin and radius equal to ▲

444. Using Moivre's formula, express сos5φ And sin5φ through сosφ And sinφ.

∆ We transform the left side of the equality using the Newton binomial formula:

It remains to equate the real and imaginary parts of the equality:

445. Given a complex number z = 2-2i. Find Re z, Im z, |z|, arg z.

446. z = -12 + 5i.

447 . Calculate the expression using the Moivre formula (cos 2° + isin 2°) 45 .

448. Calculate using Moivre's formula.

449. Represent a complex number in trigonometric form

z = 1 + cos 20° + isin 20°.

450. Evaluate Expression (2 + 3i) 3 .

451. Evaluate Expression

452. Evaluate Expression

453. Represent a complex number in trigonometric form 5-3i.

454. Represent a complex number in trigonometric form -1 + i.

455. Evaluate Expression

456. Evaluate Expression having previously represented the factors in the numerator and denominator in trigonometric form.

457. Find all values

458. Solve binomial equation

459. Express сos4φ And sin4φ through сosφ And sinφ.

460. Show that the distance between points z 1 And z 2 equals | z 2-z 1|.

∆ We have z 1 = x 1 + iу 1, z 2 = x 2 + iу 2, z 2 -z 1 = (x 2 -x 1) + i(y 2 -y 1), where

those. | z 2-z 1| equal to the distance between these points. ▲

461. Which line is described by a point? z, satisfying the equation where With is a constant complex number, and R>0?

462. What is the geometric meaning of the inequalities: 1) | z-c| ;2) |z-с|>R?

463. What is the geometric meaning of the inequalities: 1) Re z > 0; 2) Im z< 0 ?

2. Series with complex terms. Consider the sequence of complex numbers z 1 , z 2 , z 3 , ..., where z p = x p + iу p (p = 1, 2, 3, ...). Constant number c = a + bi called limit sequences z 1 , z 2 , z 3 , ..., if for any arbitrarily small number δ>0 there is such a number N, what is the meaning z p with numbers n > N satisfy the inequality \z p-With\< δ . In this case they write .

A necessary and sufficient condition for the existence of a limit of a sequence of complex numbers is as follows: the number c=a+bi is the limit of a sequence of complex numbers x 1 +iу 1, x 2 +iу 2, x 3 +iу 3, … if and only if , .

(1)

whose members are complex numbers is called convergent, If nth partial sum of the series S n at p → ∞ tends to a certain final limit. Otherwise, series (1) is called divergent.

Series (1) converges if and only if series with real terms converge

(2) Investigate the convergence of the series. This series, the terms of which form an infinitely decreasing geometric progression, converges; therefore, a given series with complex terms converges absolutely. ^

474. Find the area of ​​convergence of the series

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1 Federal Agency for Education Tomsk State University of Architecture and Civil Engineering ROWS WITH COMPLEX MEMBERS Guidelines for independent work Compiled by LI Lesnyak, VA Starenchenko Tomsk

2 Rows with complex members: methodological instructions / Compiled by LI Lesnyak, VA Starenchenko - Tomsk: Tomsk State Architectural and Construction University Publishing House, with Reviewer Professor NN Belov Editor EY Glotova Methodical instructions are intended for self-study by 1st year students of all specialties topics “Series with complex members” of the JNF discipline “Mathematics” Published according to the decision of the methodological seminar of the department of higher mathematics, protocol 4 of March Approved and put into effect by the vice-rector for academic affairs VV Dzyubo from 5 to 55 The original layout was prepared by the author Signed for printing Format 6 84/6 Offset paper Typeface Times Educational publication l, 6 Circulation 4 Order Publishing house TGASU, 64, Tomsk, Solyanaya sq., Printed from the original layout in the OOP TGASU 64, Tomsk, Partizanskaya st., 5

3 SERIES WITH COMPLEX TERMS TOPIC Number series with complex terms Recall that complex numbers are numbers of the form z = x y, where x and y are real numbers, and the imaginary unit defined by the equality = - The numbers x and y are called the real and imaginary parts of the number z, respectively and denote x = Rez, y = Imz Obviously, between the points M(x, y) of the XOU plane with a Cartesian orthogonal coordinate system and complex numbers of the form z = x y, there is a one-to-one correspondence. The XOU plane is called the complex plane, and z is called a point of this plane Real numbers correspond to the abscissa axis, called the real axis, and numbers of the form z = y correspond to the ordinate axis, which is called the imaginary axis. If the polar coordinates of the point M(x,y) are denoted by r and j, then x = r cosj, y = r s j and the number z will be written in the form: z = r (cosj sj), where r = x y This form of writing a complex number is called trigonometric, writing z in the form z = x y is called an algebraic form of writing The number r is called the modulus of the number z, the number j is the argument (at the point z = the concept of an argument is not extended) The modulus of the number z is uniquely determined by the formula z = x y The argument j is uniquely determined only under the additional condition - π< j π (или j < π), обозначается в этом случае arq z и называется главным значением аргумента

4 numbers z (fig) The meaning of this should be remembered that y arq z - π is expressed through< arctg y x < π y arctg, при x r = z = x y М (x, y) j = arq z Рис x Если считать, что - π < arg z π, то y arg z = arctg, если х >,y; x y arg z = -arctg, if x >, y< ; х у arg z = -π arctg, если х <, y < ; х у arg z = π - arctg, если х <, y ; х π arg z =, если х =, y >; π arg z = -, if x =, y< Например, если z = - (х <, y >), 4

5 π arg z = π - arctg = π - = π ; z = = (fig) М y r = j = p x Fig In trigonometric form, the number z = - will be written in the form: - = сos π s π и It is recommended to repeat operations on complex numbers yourself. Let us only recall the formula for raising the number z to a power: z = ( x y) = r (cosj s j) 5

6 6 Key questions of the theory Brief answers Definition of a series with complex terms The concept of convergence of a series Necessary condition for convergence Definition Let a sequence z ) = ( x y ) = z, z, z, of complex numbers be given A symbol of the form ( å = z is called a series, z is a general term of the series The concepts of partial sums of a series S, its convergence and divergence fully correspond to similar concepts for series with real terms. The sequence of partial sums of a series has the form: S = z ; S = z z ; S = z z z ; If $lm S and this limit is finite and equal to the number S , the series is called convergent, and the number S is called the sum of the series, otherwise the series is called divergent. Recall that the definition of the limit of a sequence of complex numbers, which we used, is formally no different from the definition of the limit of a sequence of real numbers: def (lm S = S) = (" ε > $ N > : > N Þ S - S< ε) Как и в случае рядов с действительными членами, необходимым условием сходимости ряда å = z является стремление к

7 zero of the general term z of the series at This means that if this condition is violated, that is, if lm z ¹, the series diverges, but if lm z =, the question of the convergence of the series remains open. Is it possible to study the series å (x = for convergence by investigating x and å = for the convergence of series å = with real terms? y y) Yes, it is possible. The following theorem holds: Theorem In order for the series å = y (x) to converge, it is necessary and sufficient that both series å = å = converge. y, and if å x = S = where å S = (x y) = å = x u, and y = S, then S = S S, converges - Example Make sure that the series å = è () xia, and find its sum is 7

8 Solution The series å converges, t k ~ = () () when The sum S of this series is equal to (Chapter, topic, n) The series å converges as an infinitely decreasing geometric = progression, with å = () и S b = - q = converges, and its sum Thus, the series S = Example Series å diverges, t k diverges = è! harmonic series å In this case, examine the series å = for convergence! does not make sense Example The series å π tg diverges, because for = è the series å π tg the necessary condition for convergence is violated = π lm tg = p ¹ и 8

9 What properties do convergent series with complex terms have? The properties are the same as those of convergent series with real terms. It is recommended to repeat the properties. 4 Is there a concept of absolute convergence for a series with complex terms? Theorem (sufficient condition for the convergence of a series) If the series å = z converges, then the series å = z will also converge. The concept of absolute convergence of the series å = z formally looks exactly the same as for series with real terms. Definition The series å = z is called absolutely convergent, if the series converges å = z Example Prove the absolute convergence of the series () () () 4 8 Solution Let’s use the trigonometric form of writing the number: 9

10 π π = r (cosj s j) = cos s и 4 4 Then π π () = () cos s Þ и 4 4 () π π Þ = cos s Þ z = 4 4 и It remains to examine the series å z for convergence = = This is an infinitely decreasing geometric progression with a denominator; such a progression converges, and, therefore, the series converges absolutely. When proving absolute convergence, the theorem is often used. Theorem For the series å = y (x) to converge absolutely, it is necessary and sufficient that both series å = be absolutely Example Series å = (-) è cosπ ! x and å = y converges absolutely, t k converges absolutely å (-), and the absolute convergence = of the series å cosπ is easily proven: =!

11 cosπ, and the row is å!! =! converges by d'Alembert's criterion By the comparison criterion the series å cosπ converges Þ series å =! converges absolutely cosπ =! Solving problems Examine series 4 for convergence: å ; å (-) = è l l = è! l å = π - cos и α tan π ; 4 å = и и ;! Solution å = è l l The series diverges, because the series å diverges, which is easily established by the comparison test: >, and the harmonic = l l series å, as is known, diverges. Note that with = in this case the series å based on the integral Cauchy test = l converges å (-) = è! l

12 The series converges, so to å =! converges on the basis of d'Alembert's limit test, and the series å (-) converges according to the theorem = l Leibniz å α π - π cos tg = и и Obviously, the behavior of the series will depend on the exponent α Let us write the series using the formula β - cosβ = s: å α π π s tg = и At α< ряд будет расходиться, т к α π lm s ¹ Þ ряд å π s расходится, а это будет означать, что расходится и данный è = è ряд α π α π cost При α >s ~ = Series α å и и 4 = will converge provided that α >, i.e. for α > and will diverge for α or for will converge, since for π π tg ~ α Series å = α α π tg α

13 Thus, the original series will converge at and diverge at α 4 å = и и! α > The series å is examined for convergence using = è Cauchy's limit test: lm = lm = > Þ è the series diverges Þ e è Þ will diverge and the original series 5 series Series 5 6 is examined for absolute convergence π cos ; 6 å (8) (-)! =! å = Solution 5 å = π cos()! å = - π cos converges absolutely, so to (-)! converges according to the comparison criterion: π cos, and the series å (-)! (-)! = (-)! converges according to d'Alembert's test

14 4 6 å =!) 8 (To the row!) 8 (å = apply d'Alembert's sign:!) 8 (:)! () 8 (lm = 8 8 lm = 8 lm = = Þ< = lm ряд сходится Это означает, что данный ряд сходится абсолютно Банк задач для самостоятельной работы Ряды 6 исследовать на сходимость å = è ; å = è π s! 5 ; å = è π s! 5 ; 4 å = è è - l) (; 5 å = - è π tg e ; 6 å = è l Ответы:, 6 расходятся;, 4, 5 сходятся

15 5 Examine series 7 for absolute convergence 7 å = è - π s) (; 8! å = è ; 9 å = è - 5 π s) (; å = è -! 5) (Answers: 7, 8 converge absolutely , 9 diverges, does not converge absolutely

16 TOPIC Power series with complex terms When studying the section “Functional series”, series were considered in detail, the terms of which were members of a certain sequence of functions of a real variable. The most attractive (especially in terms of applications) were power series, i.e. series of the form å = a (x-x) It was proven (Abel's theorem) that every power series has an interval of convergence (x - R, x R), within which the sum S (x) of the series is continuous and that the power series within the convergence interval can be differentiated term by term and integrated term by term. These are the remarkable properties of power series have opened up the broadest possibilities for their numerous applications. In this topic we will consider power series not with real, but with complex terms 6 Key questions of theory Short answers Definition of a power series A power series is a functional series of the form å = a (z - z), () where a and z are given complex numbers, and z is a complex variable. In the special case when z =, the power series has the form å = a z ()

17 Obviously, the series () is reduced to the series () by introducing a new variable W = z - z, so we will mainly deal with series of the form () Abel’s theorem If the power series () converges at z = z ¹, then it converges and, moreover, absolutely for any z for which z< z Заметим, что и формулировка, и доказательство теоремы Абеля для рассмотренных ранее степенных рядов å aх ничем = не отличается от приведенной теоремы, но геометрическая иллюстрация теоремы Абеля разная Ряд å = условия х a х при выполнении х < будет сходиться на интервале - х, х) (рис), y (а для ряда с комплексными членами условие z z < означает, что ряд будет сходиться внутри круга радиуса z (рис 4) x x x - x z z x Рис Рис 4 7

18 Abel’s theorem has a corollary, which states that if the series å = a z diverges for * z = z, then it will also diverge for any z for which * z > z Is there a concept of radius for power series () and () convergence? Yes, there is a Radius of Convergence R, a number that has the property that for all z, for which z< R, ряд () сходится, а при всех z, для которых z >R, series () diverges 4 What is the region of convergence of series ()? If R is the radius of convergence of the series (), then the set of points z for which z< R принадлежит кругу радиуса R, этот круг называют кругом сходимости ряда () Координаты точек М (х, у), соответствующих числам z = x y, попавшим в круг сходимости, будут удовлетворять неравенству x < y R Очевидно, круг сходимости ряда å a (z - z) имеет центр = уже не в начале координат, а в точке М (х, у), соответствующей числу z Координаты точек М (х, у), попавших в круг сходимости, будут удовлетворять неравенству (x - х) (y - у < R) 8

19 5 Is it possible to find the radius of convergence a using the formulas R = lm and R = lm, a a which took place for power series with real terms? It is possible, if these limits exist If it turns out that R =, this will mean that the series () converges only at the point z = or z = z for the series () When R = the series will converge on the entire complex plane Example Find the radius of convergence of the series å z = a Solution R = lm = lm = a Thus, the series converges inside a circle of radius. The example is interesting because on the boundary of the circle x y< есть точки, в которых ряд сходится, и есть точки, в которых расходится Например, при z = будем иметь гармонический ряд å, который расходится, а при = z = - будем иметь ряд å (-), который сходится по теореме = Лейбница Пример Найти область сходимости ряда å z =! Решение! R = lm = lm () = Þ ряд сходится ()! на всей комплексной плоскости 9

20 Recall that the power series å = a x within their convergence interval converge not only absolutely, but also uniformly. A similar statement holds for the series å = a z: if a power series converges and the radius of its convergence is equal to R, then this series in any closed circle z r provided that r< R, будет сходиться абсолютно и равномерно Сумма S (z) степенного ряда с комплексными членами внутри круга сходимости обладает теми же свойствами, что и сумма S (x) степенного ряда å a х внутри интервала сходимости Свойства, о которых идет речь, рекомендуется = повторить 6 Ряд Тейлора функции комплексного переменного При изучении вопроса о разложении в степенной ряд функции f (x) действительного переменного было доказано, что если функция f (x) на интервале сходимости степенного ряда å a х представима в виде å f (x) = a х, то этот степенной ряд является ее рядом Тейлора, т е коэффициенты вычис- = = () f () ляются по формуле a =! Аналогичное утверждение имеет место и для функции f (z): если f (z) представима в виде f (z) = a a z a z

21 in a circle of radius R > convergence of the series, then this series is the Taylor series of the function f (z), i.e. f () f () f å = () (z) = f () z z = z!!! Coefficients of the series å = () f (z) a =! f () a (z - z) are calculated by the formula Recall that the definition of the derivative f (z) is formally given in exactly the same way as for the function f (x) of a real variable, i.e. f (z) = lm def f (z D z) - f (z) D z Dz The rules for differentiating the function f (z) are the same as the rules for differentiating the function of a real variable 7 In what case is the function f (z) called analytic at the point z? The concept of a function analytic at a point z is given by analogy with the concept of a function f (x) that is real analytic at a point x. Definition A function f (z) is called analytic at a point z if there exists R > such that in the circle z z< R эта функция представима степенным рядом, т е å = f (z) = a (z - z), z - z < R -

22 We emphasize once again that the representation of a function f (z) analytic at a point z in the form of a power series is unique, and this series is its Taylor series, that is, the coefficients of the series are calculated by the formula () f (z) a =! 8 Basic elementary functions of a complex variable In the theory of power series of functions of a real variable, the series expansion of the function e x was obtained: = å x x e, xî(-,) =! When solving the example of point 5, we were convinced that the series å z converges on the entire complex plane. In the special case for z = x, its sum is equal to e x This fact underlies the following - =! following idea: for complex values ​​of z, the function е z by definition is considered the sum of the series å z Thus, =! z e () def å z = =! Definition of functions ch z and sh z x - x Since ch = = å k e e x x, x О (-,) k = (k)! x - x e - e sh = = å x k = k x, (k)! x О (-,),

23 and the function e z is now defined for all complex z, then it is natural to take ch z = on the entire complex plane, def z - z e e def z - z e - e sh z = Thus: z -z k e - e z sh z = = hyperbolic sine ; (k)! å k = z - z å k e e z cosh z = = hyperbolic cosine; k = (k)! shz th z = hyperbolic tangent; chz chz cth z = hyperbolic cotangent shz Definition of functions s z and cos z Let us use the expansions obtained earlier: å k k (-) s x x = k = (k)!, å k k (-) x cos x =, k = (k)! series converge on the entire number line When replacing x in these series with z, we obtain power series with complex terms, which, as is easy to show, converge on the entire complex plane. This allows us to determine for any complex z the functions s z and cos z: å k k (- ) s z z = k = (k)! ; å k k (-) z cos z = (5) k = (k)!

24 9 Relationship between the exponential function and trigonometric functions in the complex plane Replacing in the series å z z e = =! z by z, and then by z, we get: =å z z e, å -z (-) z e = =! =! Since e ()) e k k = (-, we will have: z -z = å k = k (-) z (k)! k = cos z z - z k k e - e (-) z = å = s z k= (k) ! Thus: z -z z -z e e e - e сos z = ; s z = (6) From the obtained formulas follows another remarkable formula: z сos z s z = e (7) Formulas (6) and (7) are called Euler’s formulas. that these formulas are also valid for real z. In the special case for z = j, where j is a real number, formula (7) will take the form: j cos j sj = e (8) Then the complex number z = r (cos j s j) will be written in the form : j z = re (9) Formula (9) is called the exponential form of writing the complex number z 4

25 Formulas connecting trigonometric and hyperbolic functions The following formulas are easily proven: s z = sh z, sh z = s z, cos z = ch z, cos z = cos z Let’s prove the first and fourth formulas (it is recommended to prove the second and third yourself) Let’s use the formulas ( 6) Euler: - z z z - z s e - e e - e z = = = sh z ; z -z e e ch z = = cos z Using the formulas sh z = s z and ch z = cos z, it is easy to prove, at first glance, a surprising property of the functions s z and cos z. Unlike the functions y = s x and y = cos x, the functions s z and cos z are not limited in absolute value. In fact, if in the indicated formulas, in particular, z = y, then s y = sh y, cos y = ch y This means that on the imaginary axis s z and cos z are not limited in absolute value It is interesting that for s z and cos z all the formulas are valid, similar to the formulas for the trigonometric functions s x and cos x. The given formulas are quite often used when studying series for convergence Example Prove the absolute convergence of the series å s = Solution We examine the series å for convergence s = As was noted, the function s z bounded on the imaginary axis is not 5

26 is, therefore, we cannot use the comparison criterion. We will use the formula s = sh. Then å = å s sh = = We study the series å sh = using D'Alembert's criterion: - () - - sh () e - e e (e- e) e lm = lm =lm=< - - sh e - e e (- e) Таким образом, ряд å s = сходится Þ данный ряд сходится абсолютно Решение задач Число z = представить в тригонометрической и комплексной формах y π Решение r = =, tg j = = Þ j =, x 6 π 6 π π = cos s = e è 6 6 Найти область сходимости ряда å (8 -) (z) = Решение Составим ряд из абсолютных величин заданного ряда и найдем его радиус сходимости: a 8 - () () R = lm = lm = lm a =, 6

27 () since lm =, from the modules converges under the condition 8 - = 8 = Thus, the series z< Данный ряд при этом же условии сходится, т е внутри круга радиуса с центром в точке при z >points of the circle z = -, will converge, and outside this circle, that is, the series diverges. We study the behavior of the series at z =, the equation of which in the Cartesian coordinate system has the form x (y) = At ​​z = 9, the series of absolute values ​​will have the form : å 8 - = å = = that this series in a closed circle The resulting series converges, this means z converges absolutely Prove that the function å z z e = is periodic with period π (this property of the function e z significantly distinguishes it =! from the function e x) Proof We use the definition of a periodic function and formula (6) We need to make sure that z z e π = e, where z = x y Let us show that this is so: z π x y π x (y π) x (y e = e = e = e e x = e (cos(y π) s (y π)) = e So, e z is a periodic function!) x π = (cos y s y) = e x y = e z 7

28 4 Get a formula that connects the numbers e and π Solution Let's use the exponential form of writing j complex number: z = re For z = - we will have r =, j = π and, thus, π e = - () Amazing formula and this despite the fact that the appearance in mathematics of each of the numbers π, e and has nothing to do with the appearance of the other two! Formula () is also interesting because it turns out that the exponential function e z, unlike the function e x, can take negative values ​​e x 5 Find the sum of the series å cos x =! Solution Let's transform the series x x сos x s x e (e) å = å = å!! x (e) cos x = = s x e e = = =! cos x s x cos x = e e = e (cos(s x) s (s x)) Þ å = = cosx =! cos = e x cos(s x) When solving, we used the formula = cos x s x twice and the series expansion of the function (e x) e 6 Expand the function f (x) = e x cos x into a power series, using the series expansion of the function x() x x x x e = e e = e cos x e s x Solution x() x() x e = å = å!! = = π cos s и 4 π = 4 8

29 = å x π π () cos s =! и 4 4 Т к å x x() x x π e cos x = Ree Þ e cos x = () cos =! 4 The resulting series converges on the entire numerical axis, so to x π (x) () cos, and the series å (x)! 4! =! x< (докажите по признаку Даламбера) сходится при Банк задач для самостоятельной работы Представить в тригонометрической и показательной формах числа z =, z = -, z = -, z = 4 Построить в декартовой системе координат точки, соответствующие заданным числам Записать в алгебраической и тригонометрической формах числа e π и Используя формулу z = r (cosj s j), вычислить () и (e π) 4 Исследовать на сходимость ряд å e = Ответ Ряд сходится абсолютно 5 Исследовать ряд å z на сходимость в точках = z = и z = 4 Ответ В точке z ряд сходится абсолютно, в точке z ряд расходится 9

30 6 Find the radius R and the circle of convergence of the series 4 Investigate the behavior of the series at the boundary points of the circle of convergence (at points lying on the circle) å!(z -) ; å(z); = = å () z = () ; 4 å z = 9 Answers:) R =, series converges at point z = - ;) R =, series converges absolutely in a closed circle z with center at point z = - or subject to x (y) ;) R =, series converges absolutely in a closed circle z or subject to x y ; 4) R =, the series converges absolutely in a closed circle z or under the condition x y 9 7 Expand the function f (x) = e x s x, () x into a power series using the series expansion of the function e 8 Make sure that for any complex z will take place formulas: s z = s z cos z, s z cos z =, s (z π) = s z (use Euler’s formulas)

31 LIST OF RECOMMENDED READING Basic literature Piskunov, NS Differential and integral calculus for colleges / NS Piskunov T M: Nauka, 8 S 86 9 Fichtengolts, GM Fundamentals of mathematical analysis / GM Fichtengolts T - St. Petersburg: Lan, 9 48 s Vorobyov, NN Theory rows / NN Vorobyov - St. Petersburg: Lan, 8 48 s 4 Written, DT Lecture notes on higher mathematics Ch / DT Written M: Iris-press, 8 5 Higher mathematics in exercises and problems Ch / PE Danko, AG Popov, TY Kozhevnikova [ etc.] M: ONICS, 8 C Additional literature Kudryavtsev, LD Course of mathematical analysis / LD Kudryavtsev TM: Higher school, 98 C Khabibullin, MV Complex numbers: guidelines / MV Khabibullin Tomsk, TGASU, 9 6 s Moldovanova, EA Rows and complex analysis: textbook / EA Moldovanova, AN Kharlamova, VA Kilin Tomsk: TPU, 9


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