Section 4
Improper Integrals Between Infinite Limits
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Problem 2.30
Assume that the monotone function is defined for and that the improper integral exists. Then we have
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Problem 2.31
The -function is defined for (or ) by the integral
Using Problem 89 of Part I prove that
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Problem 2.32
As it is well known [cf. E. T. Whittaker and G. N. Watson, p. 246] Euler's constant can be written as an integral
Show that
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Problem 2.33
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Problem 2.34
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Problem 2.35
We have
and more generally for
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Problem 2.36
Compute
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Problem 2.37
Let and put . Show that
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Problem 2.38
Establish the equation
with help of the following identity, valid for all complex :
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Problem 2.39
Compute the integral as the limit of an infinite sum of rectangles corresponding to the points of division
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Problem 2.40
Let be a fixed positive number and an integer increasing to infinity. Then
(Problem 58). Observe the particular cases , .
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