krishna mohan
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Hi...
I have an integral over a contour. The contour is a semicircle with vanishing radius around the origin and situated in the upper half plane.
The integrand is \frac{(lnx)^2}{1+x^2}.
The integral is supposed be zero.
I don't see how. Taking the modulus and letting the radius go to zero, I find that the denominator goes to 1 and the numerator is of the form ln(r^2)+\theta^2 with r going to zero.
Can anybody tell me what I might be missing?
I have an integral over a contour. The contour is a semicircle with vanishing radius around the origin and situated in the upper half plane.
The integrand is \frac{(lnx)^2}{1+x^2}.
The integral is supposed be zero.
I don't see how. Taking the modulus and letting the radius go to zero, I find that the denominator goes to 1 and the numerator is of the form ln(r^2)+\theta^2 with r going to zero.
Can anybody tell me what I might be missing?