Computing Integrals Over a Closed Contour
[10/50%]Compute the integrals of rational functions:
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Compute the integrals:
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Making an appropriate change of variable, reduce the given integral to an integral over a closed contour in and compute it:
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In Problems 4--6 it is assumed that, while moving along the boundary of the domain in the direction of integration, the domain itself remains on the left.
Prove that the integral
taken over the boundary of the half-plane , equals the sum of the residues of the integrand in this half-plane, and find its value.
Verify the applicability of the residue theorem to the following integrals, taken over the boundaries of unbounded domains , and compute these integrals:
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Verify that the residue theorem is not applicable to the integrals taken over the boundaries of the indicated domains :
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Let the functions and be regular in the closure of a bounded domain , where the function has, in the domain , zeros (each zero written as many times as its order) and has no other zeros either in the domain or on its boundary . Prove that
Let the function of Problem 7 also have, in the domain , poles (each pole also written as many times as its order). Prove that
Let the function be regular in the closure of a bounded domain with boundary , and let the points lie in the domain and be pairwise distinct. Denote
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Prove that the function extends analytically to the entire plane and is a polynomial of degree satisfying the conditions
(The polynomial is called the Lagrange interpolation polynomial.)
Prove the formula