Probability and complex function: Unit IV: Complex integration

Problems based on contour integration (Method 2)

Solved Example Problems

Probability and complex function: Unit IV: Complex integration : Problems based on contour integration

PROBLEMS BASED ON CONTOUR INTEGRATION


 

Example 4.4.2.

 

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Solution :

Consider  where C is the upper half of the semi-circle r with the bounding diameter [-R, R].


 

Example 4.4.5(a)


Solution:

See Example 4.4.5

 

Example 4.4.6(a) Evaluate 


Solution :

See Example 4.4.6



Example 4.4.8


Solution:


where C is the upper half of the semi-circle I with the bounding diameter [-R, R]


Type III







TYPE 4

Integrals of the type  where F(x) has zeros on the real axis.

The singularities on the real axis are enclosed in small semi-circle to avoid their inclusions in C, i.e., the contour C is indented at these singularities.

 

IX. Problems based on integrals of the type 

where F(x) has zeros on the real axis. 

 

Example 4.4.12. Show that 

Solution :



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