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Dec3-06, 04:52 AM   #1
 

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I can't figure out how to integrate this:

[tex]
\int_{0}^{\infty} \frac{x}{\sqrt{m^2+x^2}}sin(kx)sin(t\sqrt{m^2+x^2}) dx
[/tex]

m, k and t are constants.

The book has for m = 0, the solution is some dirac delta functions.
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Dec3-06, 06:02 AM   #2
 
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Hmm..I doubt you can find an exact solution for this.

At first glance, the stationary phase approximation might yield some result.
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