Expansion of meromorphic functions in simple fractions
[25/4%]Find an explicit formula for a meromorphic function whose only singularities are simple poles at with residue at . Prove in detail that your function has all the required properties.
Prove the equality , where
Using the result of problem 5073 (the equality , where ), show that
By integration, obtain Euler's equality
Prove Euler's equality giving the expansion into an infinite series of fractions of the function .
Prove Euler's equality giving the expansion into an infinite series of fractions of the function .
Prove Euler's equality giving the expansion into an infinite series of fractions of the function .
Prove Euler's equality giving the expansion into an infinite series of fractions of the function .
Prove the validity of the partial-fraction expansion, which holds at all points where the function being expanded is regular:
Prove the validity of the partial-fraction expansion, which holds at all points where the function being expanded is regular:
Prove the validity of the partial-fraction expansion, which holds at all points where the function being expanded is regular:
Prove the validity of the partial-fraction expansion, which holds at all points where the function being expanded is regular:
Prove the validity of the partial-fraction expansion, which holds at all points where the function being expanded is regular:
Prove the validity of the partial-fraction expansion, which holds at all points where the function being expanded is regular:
Prove the validity of the partial-fraction expansion, which holds at all points where the function being expanded is regular:
Prove the validity of the partial-fraction expansion, which holds at all points where the function being expanded is regular:
Prove the validity of the partial-fraction expansion, which holds at all points where the function being expanded is regular:
Prove the validity of the expansion:
Prove the formulas:
;
;
.
Prove the formulas:
;
;
;
.
Let be an entire function satisfying the inequality
for all real and . Prove that
Prove that
;
;
.
Prove the formulas:
,
;
;
.
Let be a meromorphic function with poles and zeros (each zero is written as many times as its multiplicity, and each pole as many times as its order), where the point is neither a zero nor a pole of the function . Suppose that
and both series converge uniformly in every bounded part of the plane. Prove that
and both products also converge uniformly in every bounded part of the plane.
Prove the equalities:
assuming that none of the denominators in these equalities vanishes.