Value of integral of Omnes function
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I want to get the value of this integral:
$$int_s^infty left(frac{a}{z(z-b)} right) dz$$
where a and b denote real constant , and b > s
so there is a singularity and I don't know how to get the value of this integral.
Any help will be greatly appreaciated.
integration mathematical-physics complex-integration
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I want to get the value of this integral:
$$int_s^infty left(frac{a}{z(z-b)} right) dz$$
where a and b denote real constant , and b > s
so there is a singularity and I don't know how to get the value of this integral.
Any help will be greatly appreaciated.
integration mathematical-physics complex-integration
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Welcome to MSE. Have you heard about the partial fraction decomposition?
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Jan 13 at 12:17
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I want to get the value of this integral:
$$int_s^infty left(frac{a}{z(z-b)} right) dz$$
where a and b denote real constant , and b > s
so there is a singularity and I don't know how to get the value of this integral.
Any help will be greatly appreaciated.
integration mathematical-physics complex-integration
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I want to get the value of this integral:
$$int_s^infty left(frac{a}{z(z-b)} right) dz$$
where a and b denote real constant , and b > s
so there is a singularity and I don't know how to get the value of this integral.
Any help will be greatly appreaciated.
integration mathematical-physics complex-integration
integration mathematical-physics complex-integration
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Gene YGene Y
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Welcome to MSE. Have you heard about the partial fraction decomposition?
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