Dibrugarh University Arts Question Papers: MATHEMATICS (Major) (Logic and Combinatorics, and Analysis – III) ' November - 2013

[BA 5th Sem Question Papers, Dibrugarh University, 2013, Mathematics, Major, Logic and Combinatorics, and Analysis - III]

2013 (Nov)
MATHEMATICS (Major)
Course: 501
(Logic and Combinatorics, and Analysis – III)
Full Marks: 80
Pass Marks: 32
Time: 3 hours
The figures in the margin indicate full marks for the questions

(A) Logic and Combinatorics
(Marks: 35)


1. (a) Define truth function. 1
(b) Letbe ‘it is cold’ andbe ‘it is raining’. Give verbal sentence which describes each of the following: 2
(c) Construct the truth table for. State whether it is a tautology or not. 3
(d) Prove that every truth function can be generated by. Can you generate a truth function by using and only? 4
Or
Give the arithmetic representation of the form. Also show that
2. (a) What do you mean by equivalent statements? 1
(b) Write the rule p and rule t. 2
(c) Translate into symbols 3
  1. Not all birds can fly.
  2. Anyone can do it.
  3. Some people are intelligent.
(d) Derive any one of the following: 4
  1. Everyone who buys a ticket receives a prize. Therefore, if there is no prize, there nobody buys ticket.
  2. All men are mortal. Ram is a man. Hence Ram is mortal.
3. (a) State the Pascal’s identity. 1
(b) Find the coefficient of in. 2
(c) Define Ramsey number. Prove that. 4
Or
Define Catalan numbers. Prove that Catalan number
4. (a) State the pigeonhole principle. 1
(b) How many integers between 100 and 700 are divisible by 3 or 5? 3
(c) Prove that given any 12 natural numbers we can choose 2 of them such that their difference is divisible by 11.        4
Or
Define binomial generating function. Find both binomial and exponential generating functions for the sequence 2, 2, 2, 2, ....


(B) Analysis – III (Complex Analysis)
(Marks: 45)
5. (a) State the condition under which a function is said to be analytic. 1
(b) Define harmonic function. Show that is harmonic. 3
(c) State and prove the necessary conditions for a functionto be analytic at all points in a region.      6
Or
Show that
is not analytic at the origin, although Cauchy-Riemann equations are satisfied. What is your opinion in this case?
6. (a) Define Jordan’s arc.
(b) Find the value of the integral
where .
(c) State and prove Cauchy’s integral theorem.
(d) If a function is analytic for all finite values of and is bounded, then show that it is constant. 6
Or
Evaluate:
  1. , whereis
  2. , whereis
7. (a) State and prove Taylor’s series. 1+5=6
(b) Expand is Laurent’s series, where. 2
8. (a) Define an isolated singular point of a function . 1
(b) Discuss the singularity of
at 2
(c) Evaluate (any two): 5x2=10
  1. , where is

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