Power-type distributions x_+^lambda and (x+i0)^lambda
[17/59%]Define the generalized function , as the limit of the regular generalized functions
(where ) as . Prove that
Let , and let be the integer part of the number . For each function set
Prove that these formulas define generalized functions on D. Prove that in every strip these functionals can be given by the formulas
Prove that for fixed the function is holomorphic on the domain and, in general, has simple poles at the points Find the residues at these points.
Prove that for fixed the function is holomorphic on the domain and, in general, has simple poles at the points Find the residues at these points.
Prove that for fixed the functions and are holomorphic on .
Prove that .
Prove that , and , .
Compute the derivative of the following generalized functions:
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Compute the second derivative of the following generalized functions:
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Compute the -th derivative of for (for the definition of , see problem 16.8).
Solve in the differential equations:
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Find the Fourier transform of the generalized functions in the corresponding spaces:
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Let .
Prove that the function
which is defined for , admits an analytic continuation to the left half-plane.
Prove that for fixed the correspondence is a generalized function (usually denoted by ).
Compute the generalized function defined above for the parameter values , .
A generalized function on the line is said to be homogeneous of degree , where and or , if for .
Prove that a homogeneous function of degree on the line (see first-edition Problem 513) satisfies the differential equation .
Prove that for all and there exists a homogeneous generalized function on the line of degree , and that it is unique to within a numerical factor.
Let for .
Verify that for .
Prove the identity .
Prove the identity for .
Find the limit of in as .
Let be a homogeneous generalized function of degree . Prove that is also homogeneous, and find its degree.