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Math 535 Homework #4
Winter 2008
In all of the problems b elow, be sure you have defined your functions carefully. Prove all claims
about integrals. Draw a picture of any contour you use.
1. For 0 < α < 1, find
Z
0
xα
x(x+ 1) dx.
2. Find the inverse Laplace transform of
F(z) = 3z2+ 12z+ 8
(z+ 2)2(z+ 4)(z1)
using the residue theorem.
3. Compute
ζ(6) =
X
n=1
1
n6
by calculus of residues. You can use your answer to problem 3(e) on HW 3. (Remark: This process
can be used to compute ζ(2n). The value of ζat an odd integer is another story.)
4. Verify:
X
n=0
(1)n
(2n+ 1)3=π3
32 .
Hint: What are the residues of π / sin πz?
5. Find: Z
0
x3+ 8
x5+ 1 dx,
using a contour integral of (log z)(z3+ 8)/(z5+ 1).
6. Find
Z1
0
1
px(1 x)dx.
Put a “dog bone” around the interval [0,1] and add a large circle. Carefully define the integrand
so that it is analytic at , then the integral over the large circle can be found from the series
expansion at .Redo the problem by first making the substitution x= 1/w.

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Math 535 Homework # Winter 2008 In all of the problems below, be sure you have defined your functions carefully. Prove all claims about integrals. Draw a picture of any contour you use.

  1. For 0 < α < 1, find (^) ∫ (^) ∞

0

xα x(x + 1) dx.

  1. Find the inverse Laplace transform of

F (z) = (^) (z + 2)^3 z^22 + 12(z + 4)(z^ + 8z − 1)

using the residue theorem.

  1. Compute ζ(6) =

∑^ ∞

n=

n^6 by calculus of residues. You can use your answer to problem 3(e) on HW 3. (Remark: This process can be used to compute ζ(2n). The value of ζ at an odd integer is another story.)

  1. Verify: (^) ∑∞

n=

(−1)n (2n + 1)^3 =^

π^3

Hint: What are the residues of π/ sin πz?

  1. Find: (^) ∫ (^) ∞ 0

x^3 + 8 x^5 + 1 dx, using a contour integral of (log z)(z^3 + 8)/(z^5 + 1).

  1. Find (^) ∫ (^1)

0

√^1

x(1 − x) dx. Put a “dog bone” around the interval [0, 1] and add a large circle. Carefully define the integrand so that it is analytic at ∞, then the integral over the large circle can be found from the series expansion at ∞. Redo the problem by first making the substitution x = 1/w.