Convergence of an Improper Integral

[SVD]

Let f(x) be a continuous functions on [0,∞) and that ∫ |f(t)|^2dt is convergent for 0≤t<∞.
Let ∫ |f(t)|^2dt for 0≤t<∞ equals F.
Show that lim(σ→∞) ∫(1-x/σ)|f(x)|^2 dx for0≤x≤σ converges to F.

I know that it needs to prove that lim(σ→∞) ∫(x/σ)|f(x)|^2 dx for0≤x≤σ converges to 0. Can anyone give me a hint??

 

[mathman]

Since |f| is square integrable, then for any ε > 0, there exists a T such that the integral (T,∞) of |f|² < ∞.

For σ > T, split the integral of (x/σ)|f|² into 2 parts at T.

The integral from 0 to σ of (x/σ)|f|² < integral of (x/σ)|f|² from 0 to T + the integral of |f|² from T to ∞.

The first term -> 0 as σ -> ∞, while the second term < ε. Since ε is arbitrarily small, the integral -> 0.