Hm but is this approach correct ? (how can I proof that this is correct ?And put this simpler version within integral ?)
Here is how the book does it
http://i.imgur.com/59IHuKQ.jpg
Let $$λ \in R$$
$$I=\int_{0}^{\infty} \left(\frac{x+1}{3x^2 + \lambda} - \frac{\lambda}{2x+1}\right)dx $$
I need to find λ for which this would return a number (not infinity) . I tried writing Numerators as derivatives but not sure about the correctness and results.eg...
Proakis book is the Bibble but hard to understand.
The simplest and most intuitive i found is understanding digital signal processing but its for digital only
I have searched the mainstream books thomas calculus, steward and lots other like apostols,rudin etc.
I was given two books in my college called analysis and applications but it is in greek written by an old local proffessor . It is 1600 pages total 2 volumes..
However the second book has...