- Docente: Sergio Venturini
- Credits: 7
- SSD: MAT/03
- Language: Italian
- Teaching Mode: In-person learning (entirely or partially)
- Campus: Bologna
- Corso: First cycle degree programme (L) in Mathematics (cod. 8010)
Course contents
Formal power series
– Ring of polynomials with coefficients in a ring. Ring of
formal series with coefficients in a ring.
– Metric and topology in the ring of formal series. Contractions.
The geometric series.
– Characterization of invertible elements of the ring of formal
power series.
– Differential equations in the ring of formal power series.
Existence and uniqueness for the Cauchy problem.
– Exponential, logarithmic and binomial series. Vandermonde
formula.
– The functional equation for the exponential series and the Newton
binomial theorem.
Endomorphisms of the ring of formal power series.
– The monoidal structure of the formal series of positive order
with respect to composition and his anti-isomorphism with the
monoid of the endomorphisms of the ring of formal series.
– Invertible elements of the monoid of formal series of positive
order for the replacement operation. - Couples of reciprocal
series: exp / log , tan / atan , sin / asin .
Formal Laurent series
– Formal Laurent series.
– The Laurent series are the quotient field of the ring of formal
power series (if the ring of coefficients is a field)
– The Laurent expansion of rational functions.
Formal Derivations
– Extensions of a derivation to the polynomial ring.
– Extension of a derivation from the polynomials ring to the power
series ring.
– Extension of a derivation to the quotient field.
Holomorphic functions.
– The complex derivative. The ring of the holomorphic functions.
Composition of holomorphic functions . The conjugate function is
not holomorphic .
– The Cauchy- Riemann . The complex exponential function in terms
of the real exponential function and trigonometric functions.
– A function holomorphic with the real / imaginary part / constant
module is constant .
Mean and maximum principles
– Mean invariance on concentric circles . Mean property for
holomorphic functions.
– A continuous function holomorphic except at a point is
holomorphic.
– Strong maximum principle for continuous functions stisfying the
mean property.
– The derivative of a holomorphic function is holomorphic.
– An entire holomorphic function which tends to zero at infinity is
identically zero.
– The fundamental theorem of algebra.
– The Liouville theorem.
– The Schwarz Lemma.
– The convergence theorem of Weierstrass.
Series expansions
– Zeros of holomorphic functions of multiplicity m and their
characterization in terms of derivatives.
– Existence and uniqueness of the Taylor polynomial of order d
associated to an holomorphic function at a point of the
domain.
– Every holomorphic function on a disc vanishing together with all
derivatives in the center of the disc is identically zero.
– The zeros of infinite multiplicity of a holomorphic function form
an open and closed set.
– Principle of analytic continuation for holomorphic
functions.
– The zeros of a holomorphic function are isolated.
– The holomorphic functions on a domain form an integral
domain.
– Convergent power series.
– Radius of convergence of a power series. Characterization of
analytic functions on a disk.
– Analytic functions . A function is analytic if , and only if , it
is holomorphic.
– Cauchy Inequality.
– Cauchy Turin Theorem.
Meromorphic functions.
– Isolated singularities of a holomorphic function and their
classification : apparent, polar and essential
singularities.
– The Riemann extension theorem .
– Meromorphic functions.
– The meromorphic functions on a domain form a field.
– The Casorati - Weierstrass theorem.
– Laurent expansion of meromorphic functions.
– Elementary Properties esponential and trigonometric functions in
the complex field .
The complex logarithm and the index of a path.
– The logarithm and the argument of a complex number.
– Extension and holomorphy of the logarithm on the right
half-plane.
– Local determination of the logarithm and determinations of the
logarithm along a continuous function.
– Principal determination of the logarithm and
argument.
– Homotopy, contractible spaces , simply connected spaces. The
star-shaped open domains are contractible.
– Existence of determinations of the logarithm along a path.
– Existence of determinations of the logarithm along
homotopies.
– Index of a closed path with respect to a point.
– Homotopy invariance of the index.
– Two paths are homotopic in C-{z_0} if , and only if , they have
the same index with respect to z_0.
– Existence of determinations of the logarithm on simply connected
domains.
Covering spaces.
– The notion of covering. Admissible open set.
– Sections and liftings.
– Existence of lifting along paths and homotopies.
– Existence of sections and lifting of closed paths.
– Existence of lifting of functions defined on simply connected
spaces.
Primitives of analytic functions.
– Existence of primitives of a holomorphic function on a
disk.
– The covering associated with the primitives of a holomorphic
function.
– Existence of primitives of a holomorphic function on simply
connected domains.
– Determinations of the arctan and the arcsin .
Differential forms
– Definition of differential form. The differential of a
function.
– Integration of a differential form along a piecewise smooth
path.
– Exact and locally exact differential forms.
– Forma complex derivatives complex. exact forms and primitive of a
holomorphic function.
– A continuous form is exact on a disk if, and only if, the
integral along the boundary of each rectangle contained in the disk
vanishes.
– The covering associated to a locally exact differential
form.
– Primitives (local) of a form as (local) sections of the
associated covering.
– Primitive along a function of a locally exact form as lifting
along the associated covering.
– Integration along a continuous path of a locally exact
differential form.
– Invariance of the integral of a locally exact differential form
along homotopic paths.
– The integral of a locally exact differential form along a closed
path is zero if, and only if, the lift of the path along the
associated covering is a closed path.
– A differential form on a domain is locally exact if, and only if,
the integral on the boundary of each rectangle contained in the
domain vanishes.
– Equivalence between the existence of a global primitive form and
the vanishing of the integrals along closed paths.
– A locally exact differential form on a simply connected domains
is exact.
The residues theory.
– The Morera theorem.
– The Schwarz reflection principle.
– Integral representation of the index of a closed path.
– Cauchy Integral representation formula.
– Decomposition of a function holomorphic on an annulus.
– Laurent expansion of a holomorphic function in an annulus.
– Classification of isolated singularities by the Laurent
expansion.
– The residues theorem.
– The logaritmic derivative. The logarithmic indicator
theorem.
– The open map theorem.
– The inverse map theorem for holomorphic functions.
– The existence of the complex derivativeimplies the
holomorphy of a function.
– The expansion of the cotangent function an the origin.
Readings/Bibliography
H. Cartan "Théorie élémentaire des fonctions analytiques d' une ou plusieurs variables complexes", Hermann Ed.
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