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                                The integrand has two simple poles enclosed by the unit circle, and these are the square roots of (β − α)/(β + α).
                                Compute the residue of f (z) at each of these poles to obtain 1/(8αβ) and evaluate the integral.
                                                                    $  −z 2                               $  −z 2
                            15. Call the rectangular path  . By Cauchy’s theorem,  e  dz = 0. Parametrize each side of  , and write  e  dz as a

                                sum of three integrals
                                                              R            R

                                                               e −x 2  dx − e β 2  e −x 2  cos(2βx)dx
                                                             −R           −R
                                                                    β

                                                                      t 2
                                                            + 2e −R 2  e sin(2Rt)dt = 0.
                                                                   0
                                Let R →∞ to obtain

                                                                ∞               √
                                                                 e −x 2  cos(2βx)dx =  πe −β 2 .
                                                               −∞
                            17. First show by a change of variable that
                                                             ∞  x sin(αx)  1  ∞  x sin(αx)

                                                                      dx =            dx.
                                                               x + β 4    2  −∞ x + β 4
                                                                4
                                                                                 4
                                                            0
                                                 4
                                             4
                                         iαz
                                Show that ze /(z + β ) has simple poles in the upper half-plane at βe iπ/4  and βe  3πi/4 , and evaluate the residues there
                                to obtain the requested integral.
                            Section 22.4 Residues and the Inverse Laplace Transform
                             1. cos(3t)
                                 −1   1       1

                                          2t
                             3.     + t e +    e −4t
                                 36   6      36
                                1
                                  2 −5t
                             5.  t e
                                2
                                         √        √          √        √
                                √ %                                       &
                                 2        2        2          2        2
                             7.     cosh    t sin   t − sinh   t cos    t
                                 2        2       2           2       2
                                        2
                             9. (1 + 4t + 2t )e 2t
                            CHAPTER TWENTY THREE CONFORMAL MAPPINGS AND APPLICATIONS
                            Section 23.1 Conformal Mappings
                                         z
                                                   x
                                                                                                x
                             1. Under w = e = u + iv = e (cos(y) + i sin(y)), vertical lines x = x 0 map to circles |w|= e 0 , and horizontal lines
                                y = y 0 map onto half-lines (rays) arg(w) = y 0 .
                             3. w = sin(z) = 4sin(x)cosh(y) + 4i cos(x)sinh(y) maps vertical lines x = kπ (k any integer) to the vertical axis in the
                                w-plane. Vertical lines x = (2k + 1)π/2 map to the part of the u-axis |u|≥ 4. Other vertical lines map to hyperbolas
                                                                       2           2
                                                                 u           v

                                                                       −           = 1.
                                                               4sin(x 0 )  4cos(x 0 )
                                The horizontal line y = 0 maps onto |u|≤ 4, while other horizontal lines map to ellipses
                                                                        2           2

                                                                 u            v
                                                                        +           = 1.
                                                              4cosh(y 0 )  4sinh(y 0 )
                                                  3 3iθ
                                               3
                                      iθ
                             5. If z =re then w = z =r e , yielding the second quadrant of the w-plane if π/6 ≤ θ ≤ π/3.
                             7. If θ = k, check that
                                                           1     1             1     1
                                                        u =   r +  cos(k) and v =  r −  sin(k),
                                                           2     r             2    r
                                so
                                                                    u  2    v  2
                                                                        −      = 1
                                                                     2
                                                                            2
                                                                  cos (k)  sin (k)
                                if sin(k) 
= 0andcos(k) 
= 0.
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