Prove that for $|z| < R$, we have $frac{|z|}{|z^2-n^2|} leq frac{R}{n^2-R^2}$
Prove that for $|z| < R$, we have $frac{|z|}{|z^2-n^2|} leq frac{R}{n^2-R^2}$, where $n$ is an integer
greater than $R$.
This is from page 168, Lang's Complex Analysis. I am having trouble verifying this. Certainly, we have that $|n-z| geq n - |z| geq n-R$, but since $|z| geq |z+n|-n notgeq R$ I am not sure what to do.
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Prove that for $|z| < R$, we have $frac{|z|}{|z^2-n^2|} leq frac{R}{n^2-R^2}$, where $n$ is an integer
greater than $R$.
This is from page 168, Lang's Complex Analysis. I am having trouble verifying this. Certainly, we have that $|n-z| geq n - |z| geq n-R$, but since $|z| geq |z+n|-n notgeq R$ I am not sure what to do.
complex-analysis inequality
That's wrong if $n le R$.
– Martin R
Nov 20 '18 at 5:46
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Prove that for $|z| < R$, we have $frac{|z|}{|z^2-n^2|} leq frac{R}{n^2-R^2}$, where $n$ is an integer
greater than $R$.
This is from page 168, Lang's Complex Analysis. I am having trouble verifying this. Certainly, we have that $|n-z| geq n - |z| geq n-R$, but since $|z| geq |z+n|-n notgeq R$ I am not sure what to do.
complex-analysis inequality
Prove that for $|z| < R$, we have $frac{|z|}{|z^2-n^2|} leq frac{R}{n^2-R^2}$, where $n$ is an integer
greater than $R$.
This is from page 168, Lang's Complex Analysis. I am having trouble verifying this. Certainly, we have that $|n-z| geq n - |z| geq n-R$, but since $|z| geq |z+n|-n notgeq R$ I am not sure what to do.
complex-analysis inequality
complex-analysis inequality
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That's wrong if $n le R$.
– Martin R
Nov 20 '18 at 5:46
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That's wrong if $n le R$.
– Martin R
Nov 20 '18 at 5:46
That's wrong if $n le R$.
– Martin R
Nov 20 '18 at 5:46
That's wrong if $n le R$.
– Martin R
Nov 20 '18 at 5:46
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Hint:
begin{align}
|z^2-n^2|geq left|n^2-|z|^2right| geq n^2-R^2
end{align}
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Hint:
begin{align}
|z^2-n^2|geq left|n^2-|z|^2right| geq n^2-R^2
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Hint:
begin{align}
|z^2-n^2|geq left|n^2-|z|^2right| geq n^2-R^2
end{align}
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Hint:
begin{align}
|z^2-n^2|geq left|n^2-|z|^2right| geq n^2-R^2
end{align}
Hint:
begin{align}
|z^2-n^2|geq left|n^2-|z|^2right| geq n^2-R^2
end{align}
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That's wrong if $n le R$.
– Martin R
Nov 20 '18 at 5:46