Tuesday, 21 June 2016

Understanding of Complex Functions for engineering Mathematics Lesson #1

Complex Functions for Engineering Mathematics


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In Mathematics, most students will feel difficulty to grasp complex functions. Complex functions are actually a simple idea, But only thing is we have to learn it in a correct way. So here, I am giving you some ideas of complex functions including ,   
  1. Complex Functions
  2. Limit of a function 
  3. Continuity  
  4. Differentiation function of a complex variable

  • Mainly Complex Functions are those whose values are complex numbers.
  • Complex variables are defined z=x+iy in which x and y are real variables. 
                 i is an imaginary root.(i^2= -1)

  • Let a second complex variable w=u+iv ,where u and v are real variables. 
  • If there exist a relationship between w and z, So that for each value of z in a given region of x-plane there is assigned one value of w. Then we can say that w is said to be a function of z.
                   That is, w= f(z)
                                   = u(x,y) + i v(x,y)

                              x,y is real  numbers and u(x,y),v(x,y) are real valued functions

  • So a Complex function is a function whose domain and range are subsets of the complex plane.
  • Graph of this complex functions are given below  
 


  • Domain of a function is the set of input value for which functions is defined.
  • Range is normally the set of output function.
  • Example:
                    Consider w= z^2 + z ,defined for all values of z.
                          We know that z=x+iy

                              So, w = u+iv = (x+iy) ^2 + (x+iy)
                                                    = x^2 -y^2+2ixy+x+iy
                                                    = x^2 -y^2 +x+i(2xy+y)
                When we equating real and imaginary part,
                        we will get  u= x^2 +x -y^2 and v= 2xy+y