Proving identities involving the gamma and beta functions
[34/53%]Compute the convolutions:
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Prove the identity
Prove the identity
Prove the identity
Prove the identity
Using the identity (), compute the integral
Using the identity (), compute the integral
Prove the Euler formulas:
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where , , .
Another Euler integral, the beta function , is expressed in terms of the gamma function. By definition, for and we have:
There is a formula
By a change of variables, integrals of the form
reduce to the beta function. It is often useful to replace the fraction , where , , by means of the formula
Prove the equalities, for positive integers and :
Prove the equalities:
Prove the equalities:
Prove the equalities:
Prove the equalities:
Prove the equalities:
Prove that for , for all integers , the equality holds.
Prove Euler's formulas:
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We assume that is a positive nonincreasing function on the interval , with a strict maximum of on . We also assume that on and near the point , and that the integral is finite for sufficiently large . Let . Prove that
if for some the inequality holds near the point , then
if as , then as ;
if for some the inequality holds near the point , then
if as , then
We assume that is a positive nonincreasing function on the interval , with a strict maximum of on . We also assume that on and near the point , and that the integral is finite for sufficiently large . Let . Prove the Laplace asymptotic formula
In particular,
Supplement the Laplace formula by proving that for any
Find the asymptotics as of the sums of the series
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We have
and more generally for
Let be arbitrary positive numbers, define
and
Show that
where the integral is taken over the domain described by the inequalities , , , , ( dimensional simplex).
We have for
The equation
holds for .
We find, assuming , , , that
Note the special case .
Assume , , fixed, variable. Show that
Prove the formula, valid for , ,
and find analogous formulae for and .
For and , define
Show that
where
Suggestion: If is the sum of an -function and an -function. For these , Equation (a) can be deduced from the homogeneity condition
The case follows from the inversion theorem (for tempered distributions). A passage to the limit gives the case . The constants can be computed from , with .
Prove the formulas:
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Prove the formulas:
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Prove the formulas:
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Let . Prove that
For , prove that
For , prove that .
For , prove that
For , prove that
Prove that
for any and for
for any and for
for and
for
Prove that for
Prove that for the formula holds