Complex Analysis in Several Variables, MTH 3108
Home Assignement 1
Professor M.Shubin
Fall 1997
Textbook:
Introduction to Complex Analysis in Several Variables, by Lars
Hörmander.
3rd edition, North Holland, 1990
1. Check whether the following functions are subharmonic or not:
- (a) f(z)=|z| in
;
-
(b) f(z)=-|z| in
;
-
(c)
in
;
-
(d)
in
;
-
(e)
in
.
2. (a) Let u=u(z) be analytic in
where D is
the unit disc
, and

Use the Cauchy formula to prove that the singularity at is removable,
i.e. there
exists a function
which is analytic in D and coincides with u on
.
(b) Instead of (1) assume that there exists an integer N>0 such that

Prove that u can be extended to a meromorphic function in D.
3. Use the Cauchy formula to prove the Liouville theorem: if u is
an entire function
(i.e. a function which is analytic in
) and there exist constants
C,N>0 such that

then u is a polynomial in z.
4. Find all solutions in
for the equation

5. (a) Prove that any harmonic function u in
can be presented
in the form

where f,g are entire functions (i.e. functions which are analytic in
).
(b) Is the presentation
(3) unique? If not, describe all possible presentations of u in this form.
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Sergey Bratus
11/10/1997