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    The document describes a graduate level special topics course in complex analysis that covers additional geometric properties of complex numbers, analytic geometry theorems, univalent functions, conformal representation, and elements of geometric function theory. The course is taught by Associate Professor Valeriu Anisiu and aims to present basic facts omitted from the main complex analysis course through problem solving exercises. Students are assessed through a midterm test and final exam.

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    Babes-Bolyai University of Cluj-Napoca Faculty of Mathematics and Computer Science

    Study Cycle: Graduate

    SUBJECT
    Code Subject

    MMC0006

    Special Topics in Complex Analysis


    Sem. 6 6 Hours: C+S+L 2+1+0 2+1+0 Category speciality speciality Type optional optional

    Section Mathematics - in Romanian Applied Mathematics

    Teaching Staff in Assoc.Prof. ANISIU Valeriu, Ph.D., [email protected] Charge Aims Basic facts omitted during the main course in the theory of Complex functions and its applications are presented. The emphasis is on problem solving. Content Geometric properties of complex numbers. Geometric transforms. Using complex numbers in synthetic geometry. The theorems of Ptolemeu, Pompeiu, Anghelu, D. V. Ionescu Complex analytic Geometry. Insscribed polygons. Euler@s circle, generalizations. Moebius functions. Classifications of Moebius transforms. Models of non-Euclidean geometries (Lobacevski-Poincare). The Axioms. The circle, the elliptic, parabolic and hyperbolic transforms in Poincare@s model. The generalized Schwarz lemma. Sets of holomorphic functions, Montel@s theorem Univalent functions, Hurvitz@ theorem Conformal representation, the Riemann@s theorem. Elements of Geometric function theory. Fractal dimensions, examples. The dynamic of complex mappings. Atractors.

    Bibliography 1. G. S. Slgean, Geometria planului complex, Promedia-Plus, ClujNapoca, 1997 2. P. T. Mocanu, T. Bulboac, G. S. Slgean, Teoria geometric a funciilor univalente, Casa Crii de tiin, Cluj-Napoca, Ed. I, 1999, Ed. II, 2006. 3. P. Hamburg, P. T. Mocanu, N. Negoescu, Analiz matematic (Funcii complexe), Ed. Did. i Ped., Bucureti, 1982 4. G. Helmberg, Getting Acquainted with Fractals. DeGruyter, 2007 5. R. Deaux, Introduction to the Geometry of Complex Numbers. Dover, 2008 6. T. Andreescu, D. Andrica, Complex Numbers from A to … Z, Birkhauser, Boston, 2006

    7. Krantz S.G. - Geometric Function Theory. Birkhauser, 2006 8. P. T. Mocanu, Funcii complexe, Partea I, Lito. Universitaii Cluj, 1972 9. R. Shakarchi, Problems and Solutions for Complex Analysis. Springer, 1999 10. M. Evgrafov, K. Bobejnov, Y. Sidorov, Recueil de problemes sur la theorie des functions analytiques, Edition Mir, Moscou, 1974

    Assessment Midterm test and Final Exam.

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