Integral Homework: Proving the Yellow Equation

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In summary, the problem involves proving an equation and using the integral of a function to prove another equation. The first part was solved using trigonometry, but the second part is stuck on finding the value of the function on a semi-circle path. The solution involves computing the residue of the function at zero and using the residue theorem to evaluate the integral over the half-circle.
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Hey guys.

I have this problem:

http://img12.imageshack.us/img12/6729/91881544.jpg

It's like a two parts problem.
The first one was to prove the equation in red, I did that with a bit of trigo.
The second part is to use the integral of the function in green to prove the thing in yellow. I'm stuck on the path that goes from - epsilon to epsilon, that semi circle, how can I find the value of this function on the path?

Thanks.


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Compute the http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Residue_(complex_analysis)" of f at zero, the use

[tex]2\pi iRes(f,0)=\int_{|z|=\epsilon}f(z)dz[/tex]

and try to find the integral over the half-circle in terms of the integral over the entire circle.
 
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1. What is the purpose of Integral Homework?

The purpose of Integral Homework is to practice and reinforce the understanding of mathematical concepts, specifically those related to integrals and the "Yellow Equation". It allows students to apply their knowledge and skills in solving equations and problems involving integrals.

2. What is the "Yellow Equation"?

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