5. Let u be harmonic on the complex plane. Show that for any complex number a and r > 0, u(a) = 2²/7 ²* u(a + re¹0) do. 2π (This is the 'Mean value Theorem' for harmonic functions.) Conclude that |u(a)| ≤max_u(a + rei). 0≤0<2T

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This is for a course in complex analysis. The main topics we have covered in this section are power series expansions and Cauchy's Formula. We have NOT covered residues. We must end with the part involving the inequality at the bottom.

 

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5. Let u be harmonic on the complex plane. Show that for any complex
number a and r > 0,
1
2πT
u(a) = 2/7 ²* u(a + re²⁰) do.
2π
(This is the 'Mean value Theorem' for harmonic functions.)
Conclude that
|u(a)| ≤_max_ |u(a + rei).
0<0<2T
Transcribed Image Text:5. Let u be harmonic on the complex plane. Show that for any complex number a and r > 0, 1 2πT u(a) = 2/7 ²* u(a + re²⁰) do. 2π (This is the 'Mean value Theorem' for harmonic functions.) Conclude that |u(a)| ≤_max_ |u(a + rei). 0<0<2T
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