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標題[試題] 100上 蔡宜洵 古典橢圓函數論一
時間Mon Nov 14 18:44:08 2011
課程名稱︰古典橢圓函數論一
課程性質︰數學系選修
課程教師︰蔡宜洵
開課學院:理學院
開課系所︰數學系
考試日期︰2011年11月11日
考試時限:170分鐘,3:30-5:20
是否需發放獎勵金:是
試題 :
Total points: 100
Read the following carefully. Choose two problems in Topci-Part, and two prob
-lems in Exercise-part. But if you have chosen Problem 1 or 5, then you may eit
-her i) choose one problem in Topic-Part and only one problem in Exercise-Part,
or ii) two problems in Exercise-Part. See more restrictions stated in A), B),
C) and D). Do not work more than the total points 100.
Topic-Part: A) and B)
A) For the following two problems, choose only one (or neither), but not both.
Note: If you choose Problem 1, then you should not choose Problem 8 in Exercise
Part, netier Problem 5 in B).
1 (50 pts). a) As the inversion of lemniscatic integral, construct the lemnisca
-te sine function sl(s) and show how to extend its domain of defintion to all r
-eal numbers. b) State (without proof) basic properties of sl(s) similar to tri
-gonomertic sine function. c) Extend the domain of defintion of sl(s) to the co
-mplex plane. Show, by checking hte pair of Cauchy-Riemann equations, that it i
-s complex analytic where it is defined.
2 (25 pts). a) Give the statement of periods, zeros and poles of sl(z), where z
denotes the complex variable. b)Assume basic properties of sl(z). Prove the tw
-o key results of sl(z) needed for the proof,i.e. one result for the relationsh
-ip between sl(z+(m+inω) and sl(z), and the other result for the relationship
between sl(z) and sl(z+(1+i)ω/2) (resp. sl(z+(1-i)ω/2)). c) Complete the proo
-f for a), basing on the result of b).
B) For the following, you may choose one (or two if you skip A) above) of the t
-hree problems. But if you have already cgiseb Problem 1 in A), then you should
not choose Problem 5. If you did not choose Problem 1 in A), you may choose Pr
-oblem 5 or not, and if you do choose Problem 5 in this case, then you should n
-ot choose Problem 9 in Exercise Part.
3 (25 pts). a) By following Euler's argument, explain the construction of a pol
-ynomial relating sin(nz) and sin(z). Can you write down the general form? b) G
-iven sin(nz) and fixed throughout, give explicitly the roots of the polynomial
in a), in terms of sin(z) and its variants. c) State and prove the infinite se
-ries expansion of 1/sin(z). d) State and prove the infinite product expansion
of sin(z).
4 (25 pts). a)By following Euler's 1st treatment if the infinite product expans
-ion of sin(z), write down the expected form for the intinite product expansion
of sl(z). b) Simplify the formula given in a) to the effect that it is ready f
-or the further simplification by using (without proof) the infinite product ex
-pansion of sin(z) and cos(z). c) Simplify further and prove the final result o
-f the infinite product expansion of sl(z) in terms of suitable trigonometric s
-ine function.
5 (50 pts). a) By starting with Euler's (or Abel's) addition formula, give a de
-rivation of the recursive relation for computing sl(nz). Then state (without p
-roof) the general form of the relationship between sl(nz) and sl(z) for odd n
and even n respectively. b) For the case n=2, turn the equation of a) into a po
-lynomial, give the roots of this polynomial when sl(sz) is given and fixed, an
-d show that there roots are distinct. (you need not prove the theorems used fo
-r the construction of the roots, but you need to give carfully the statement o
-f the theorems you are using.) c) Examine the case for n=3 in the same way as
b).
Exercise-Part: C) and D)
C) If you have chosen Problem 1 in Topic-Part, then you can choose Problem 6 or
7 (or neither) but not both.
6 (25 pts). State and give a proof of, the addition theorem according to Abel's
formulation.
7 (25 pts). State and prove Gauss' addition formula for sl(a+b) involving sl(a)
,sl(b),cl(a) and cl(b). (You may freely use the relationship between sl(s) and
cl(s)).
8 (25 pts). Firts give (without proof) sl(x+iy) in terms of sl(x) and sl(y) whe
-n x,y are real. Then by verifying the two Cauchy-Riemann equations, show that
the above function sl(z) where z=x+iy, is complex analytic where it is defined.
D) If you have chosen Problem 5 of B), then you should not chose Problem 9.
9 (25 pts). Show explicitly the relationship between sl(3z) and sl(z) and turn
it into a polynomial in terms of x=sl(z) for sl(3z) fixed. Then give the roots
of that polynomial and show that these roots are all distinct.
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