Integrals with a periodic factor
[16/69%]Prove that if the integral is absolutely convergent, then
Prove the inequality: , if is a decreasing function; and the integral converges.
Prove the inequality: , if is a decreasing function and the integral converges.
Find an elementary function asymptotically equal, as , to the integral
Prove: if a nonnegative, continuous function , not identically zero, has period for :
then
Prove that
Prove that for a bounded function decreasing to zero as , the integrals
converge or diverge simultaneously.
Verify that in the two-dimensional case the analogue of this statement is false:
Let be a continuous -periodic function. Prove that the integral
converges only if is an odd function.
Let the function be continuous on and have period , with . Prove that
Let the function decrease to zero on , and let the function be continuous on and have period , with . Prove that
Let the function decrease to zero on , and let the function be continuous on and have period . Prove that
where
Let the function be nonnegative and monotonic on , and let the function be continuous on and have period , with . Prove that
if and , then
if and , then
Let . Find the limits
, if has period ;
, if .
Let . Prove that
Let the function decrease to zero on and . Prove that , and if is convex, then . In both cases equality is possible only for .
Suppose that is properly integrable over every finite interval and that exists. Then we have