Differentiate Cauchy’s formula (3.9) or (3.10) to get

f'z=12πiCfwdww-z2orf'a=12πiCfzdzz-α2

By differentiating n times, obtain

fnz=n!2πiCfwdww-zn+1orfnα=n!2πiCfzdzz-an+1

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The value is as follows:

fnz=n!2πifww-zn+1dw

Step by step solution

01

Introduction

The Cauchy’s formula defined as the values of a holomorphic function inside a disk, which are determine by the values of the function on the boundary of disk.

02

Considering the formula

fα=12πifzz-1dz …… (1)

Note that both sides are function of α,so differentiating both sides with respect to α,

We get

f'α=ddα12πifzz-αdz=12πiddαfzz-αdz=12πifzz-α2dz

Hence,

f'α=12πifzz-α2dz

Differentiating both sides of this with respect to α, we get

f''α=12πiddαfzz-α2dz=22πifzz-α3dz

Differentiating both sides of this with respect toα,we get

f'''α=12πiddαfzz-α3dz=2×32πifzz-α4dz

Hence, we see that after differentiating equation (1) for n times, we get

fnα=2×3×...×n2πifzz-αn+1dz

Hence,

fnα=n!2πifzz-αn+1dz

03

Differentiating the formula

Consider the following formula

fz=12πifww-zdw ………. (2)

Note that both sides are function ofso differentiating both sides with respect to z,

We get

f'z=ddz12πifww-zdw=12πiddzfww-zdw=12πifww-z2dz

Hence,

f'z=12πifww-z2dz

Differentiating both sides of this with respect to z,

we get

f''z=12πiddzfww-z2dw=2×32πifww-z3dw

Differentiating both sides of this with respect to z,

we get

f'''z=12πiddzfww-z3dw=2×32πifww-z4dw

Hence, we see that after differentiating equation (2) for n times,

we get

fnz=2×3×...×n2πifww-zn+1dw

Hence,

fnz=n!2πifww-zn+1dw

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