Applications of Residue Theory
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Let be an entire function satisfying the inequality
for all real and . Prove that
Prove that
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Prove the formulas:
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Let be a meromorphic function with poles and zeros (each zero is written as many times as its multiplicity, and each pole as many times as its order), where the point is neither a zero nor a pole of the function . Suppose that
and both series converge uniformly in every bounded part of the plane. Prove that
and both products also converge uniformly in every bounded part of the plane.
Prove the formulas:
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Prove the equalities:
assuming that none of the denominators in these equalities vanishes.
Compute the integrals:
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Compute the integrals:
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Let be a rational function having poles in the upper half-plane and poles on the real axis (and having no other poles for ). Prove that if the function satisfies the condition as , then the formula holds
(provided that the integral on the left-hand side exists).
Compute the integrals:
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Let be a rational function, continuous and real for real values of , and let be its poles lying in the upper half-plane. Assuming the convergence of the integrals, prove the formulas:
(here is a real number, and is an arbitrary branch of the multivalued function , regular in the upper half-plane);
(here is a real number, , and is the branch of the multivalued function , regular in the upper half-plane and positive for positive values of );
(here , and is an arbitrary branch of the multivalued function , regular in the upper half-plane);
(here , and is an arbitrary branch of the multivalued function , regular in the upper half-plane).
Compute the integrals:
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Prove that
where and , are nonnegative integers, by considering the integral of the function over the boundary of the angle .
Compute the integrals:
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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
Let be an arbitrary rectifiable curve going from the point to the point , remaining in the half-plane . By on the curve we mean the branch of this function in the half-plane which equals one at the point . Prove that for all complex values of the formula holds
Let be an arbitrary rectifiable curve going from the point to the point , remaining in the half-plane . By and on the curve we mean the branches of these functions in the half-plane which equal one at the points and respectively. Prove that for and any complex value of the formula holds
Prove that
for any and for
for any and for
for and
for
Prove that for
Prove that for the formula holds
Prove the formula
where is the positively oriented boundary of the domain
Denote by the half-plane from which the disks have been removed. Prove that for any fixed values of the constants , and the inequality holds
with some constant depending on the choice of the numbers .
Prove that
Prove that for any values of lying in the angle the formula holds