Real integrals of multivalued functions via residues
[28/46%]Compute
where is a constant.
Prove that
What restrictions must be placed on ?
Prove that
Evaluate
Evaluate
Find the value of
where and are complex constants, not both equal to zero.
Evaluate
Evaluate the following integrals:
(the integration is over the imaginary axis),
for in the range .
Show that
for , . What happens if ?
Using a contour that consists entirely or in part of the edges of a cut along the positive or negative part of and circles about the origin of radii and , prove the identity: ; .
Using the same technique, prove the identity: v.p.; , where
Using the same technique, prove the identity:
Using the same technique, prove the identity:
Using the same technique, prove the identity:
Using a contour that includes a cut along the axis between the points and , supplemented by circles of radius about these points, obtain, for , the identity:
Using the same technique, obtain, for , the identity:
Using the same technique, obtain, for , the identity:
Using the same technique, obtain, for , the identity:
Using the same technique, prove the identity:
Prove the identity:
Prove the identity:
Prove the identity
where denotes the sum of the residues of the function , taken over all poles of the rational function . It is assumed that as .
Prove the identity
where is a rational function with no poles on the positive real axis, as , and corresponds to ranging from to .
Compute the integrals:
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Let be a rational function, continuous and real for real values of , and let be its poles lying in the upper half-plane. Assuming the convergence of the integrals, prove the formulas:
(here is a real number, and is an arbitrary branch of the multivalued function , regular in the upper half-plane);
(here is a real number, , and is the branch of the multivalued function , regular in the upper half-plane and positive for positive values of );
(here , and is an arbitrary branch of the multivalued function , regular in the upper half-plane);
(here , and is an arbitrary branch of the multivalued function , regular in the upper half-plane).
Compute the integrals:
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